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- Collection: Woodblock Prints of the Sino-Japanese War
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Two daimyos at the battle of Kawanakashima
Two famous daimyos, Shingen Takeda and Kenshin Uesugi, battle for their territories at Kawanakashima Nagano. The battle lasted for 12 years. The major battles of this war took place in 1553, 1555, 1557, 1561, and 1564.
Imperial Japanese army occupies Lushun
This is a print of the battle for Lushun at the Kanayama Mountain.
Attacking Genbu Gate
The Japanese army tries to break the gate. This print is propaganda to show the strength and superiority of the Japanese army. In the text next to the soldier climbing the wall, it says how the man bravely scaling the wall is nothing but a foot…
Fierce Battle in Phoenix Castle
Japan tries to take command of Phoenix Castle (part II)
The Advance to Pheonix City in the China Dynasty
The Japanese army tries to take command of Phoenix Castle.
A Tokugawa Family Portrait
The names, birth dates, and death dates of the Tokugawa family
Sino-Japanese War in Datong: Sergeant Iseo Kawasaki Spying on the Chinese
This is a picture of a Japanese soldier going across the river alone to spy on the enemy (the Chinese). He was able to safely return to the Japanese troops. This event happened on 3 August, 1894.
Lushun attack by the Japanese troops (the second-stringers)
Japan tries to capture Lushun after occupying Kinshu.
The Imperial Japanese Navy battles the Chinese in the Yellow Sea
This is the most intense battle at sea for the Imperial Japanese Navy and its battle-ship, Akagi. As a result of this battle, Japan wins the command of the Yellow Sea during The First Sino-Japanese War.