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- Collection: Woodblock Prints of the Sino-Japanese War
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Nasu no Yoichi
Nasu no Yoichi, Samurai of Genji side, tries to shoot down the fan placed atop the mast of his enemy Taira's ship at the battle of Yashima in 1185 (according to Japanese literature, Heike Monogatari).
The Stunning Victory of the Imperial Japanese army while the Pyongyang fortress falls to them
The Japanese army attacks Pyongyang from behind.
The Occupation of Kinshu Castle
Japan occupies Kinshu castle after gaining command of the Yellow Sea. Then, the imperial armies march on Lushun.
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No Description, this print was likely propaganda, and therefore served more as an informational flyer than a titled piece of art or war report.
The Victory of the Capture of Pyongyang
The Japanese army attacks Pyongyang since the Chinese gathered 10,200 soldiers there.
Fierce Fight Between Japan (the second-stringers) and China.
This battle takes place in either Korea or China, and it was part of the first Sino-Japanese war.
Japanese troops attack Chinese nearby Torayama
Torayama, 26 October, part of the first Sino-Japanese War.
Distress during the Kruil Islands expedition
The Japanese Army is shipwrecked by a storm when attempting to occupy the Kuril Islands in the Pacific.
The victory of the Imperial Japanese Navy at a sea battle during the First Shino-Japanese War
A sea battle between the Japanese Navy and the Chinese Navy on September 17, 1894. The Chinese Navy retires in defeat during this battle of the First Shino-Japanese War.