1890s
Threshing Rice
A woman is threshing rice stalks with a Senbakoki (千歯扱き, threshing machine), while a man is carrying straw bags balanced on a pole.
A woman is threshing rice stalks with a Senbakoki (千歯扱き, threshing machine), while a man is carrying straw bags balanced on a pole.
Personnel welcomes an arriving customer at a Ryokan (Japanese inn) by sitting on the floor and bowing deeply. A scene that can still be seen in Ryokan all over Japan today.
Floating logs in Arashiyama, Kyoto. In the back, the famed Togetsukyo bridge can be seen.
A beautiful view of restaurants and inns along the Kamogawa river in Kyoto. This photo was most likely taken from Sanjo Ohashi bridge. The bridge in the back is probably Nijo-hashi.
A Japanese flower peddler wearing a happi coat pulls a boat-shaped cart filled with flowering branches.
Bentenbashi bridge and Yokohama station. The train tracks are hidden behind the buildings, but some freight cars are visible on the shunting yard on the right.