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This photograph was taken looking south from the north end of a shopping street in Osaka, Sennichi-mae into Dotonburi Lane. Turner has added the inscription, "Street scene in Osaka."

View of buildings, canals, and a bridge in Osaka. Turner's, "Osaka, Japan--great commercial center. 2nd city in the Empire. Sometimes called the Venice of Japan on account of its numerous water ways + bridges."

Interior of Sanjûsangendô Temple, Kyoto. The temple enshrines the thousand statues of Kannon (the bodhisattva Avalokitesvara) The photographer has labelled the print "H191. Idols in Sanjusangendo, Kioto." Turner's inscription: "1000 life size images…

Interior of Chion-in Temple in Kyoto. The photographer has labelled the print, "382 Interior Chioin Temple Kioto." Turner has added the inscription, "Altar of a Buddhist Temple."

This print shows the Rikusho-no-Matsu ("sailing ship") pine, Kinkakuji, Kyoto. The photographe rhas labelled the print, "381 Pine Tree at Kinkakuji Garden," and Turner has added the inscription, "A pine tree of curiously trained branches."

Turner has added the inscription, "The great bell at Nara. It was cast in A.D. 732. Height 13 ft 6 in, Diameter 9 ft, Thickness 8.4 in." The photograph inserted at right shows two foreigners visiting a bell, to which he has added the inscription, "To…

Stone lanterns at Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara. It is labeled "363 Kasuga Temple Nara," by the photographer.

Sika deer rest under a large tree. The photographer has labelled the print "366 Kasuga Nara." Turner has added the inscription "Sacred deer at Nara."

This is a photograph of the pine tree of Kenrokuen Garden, in Sakamoto, Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture. Turner has added the inscription, "Pine tree at Karasaki, one of the most curious in the world. Length of branches, from N. to S. 288 ft., No. of…

Nagoya Castle.The photographer has added the label, "291 Nagoya." Turner has added the inscription, "A famous feudal castle still standing in Nagoya." This castle was destroyed by bombing of 1945, but later reconstructed.