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  1. Ōsaka Shōsen Kabushiki Kaisha (Red-Seal Ship)
  2. Chochiku wa ne no gotoku, heiwa wa hana no gotoshi (Lilies)
  3. Dai Nippon Seitō Kōshi (Moji Factory and Woman in dark kimono with roses)
  4. Kabushiki Kaisha (Goddess on horseback)
  5. Kabushiki Kaisha Tōkyō Tsukiji Kappan Seizōsho = The Tokyo Tsukiji Type Foundry, Ltd. (Seven Gods of Good Fortune)
  6. Kyō no chokin wa ashita no kōfuku (Hand and a coin)
  7. Man-Sen e! Shina e!: Man-Sen Shina no kenkyū wa shūbi no kyū, ikken wa hyakubun ni masaru (Hōten (Fengtian) West Pagoda)
  8. Heiwa Kinen Tōkyo Hakurankai: Tōkyo Ueno Kōen, Taishō jūichinen sangatsu tōka yori Taishō jūichinen shichigatsu sanjūichinichi made = The Tokyo Peace Exhibition: Ueno Park Tokyo, March 10-July 31 1922 (Goddess)
  9. Heiwa Kinen Tōkyo Hakurankai: Tōkyo Ueno Kōen, Taishō jūichinen sangatsu tōka yori Taishō jūichinen shichigatsu sanjūichinichi made = The Tokyo Peace Exhibition: Ueno Park, Tokyo. March 10 July 31, 1922. (Goddess with doves)
  10. Minami Manshū Tetsudō Kabushiki Kaisha = South Manchuria Railway Co. (Rainbows)
  11. Minami Manshū Tetsudō Kabushiki Kaisha = South Manchuria Railway (Two boys)
  12. Monbushō shusai Insatsu Bunka Tenrankai = The Graphic Art Exposition: kaiki Taishō jūnen kugatsu nijūgonichi yori jūgatsu nijūgonichi made = from 25th September to 25th October, 1921: kaijō Tōkyō Hongō Ocha no Mizu Tōkyō Hakubutsukan
  13. Nippon Shuzō Kabushiki Kaisha (Women in blue kimono)
  14. Nippon Yusen Kaisha = Japan Mail Steamship Co. (Fushimi-maru)
  15. Nippon Yusen Kaisha = Japan Mail Steamship Co. (Futamigaura)
  16. Ōsaka Shōsen Kaisha = Osaka Mercantile Steamship Co., Ltd. (Dōjōji)
  17. Puraton mannenhitshu: Puraton inki (Woman with an ink bottle)
  18. Santō Tetsudō (Herons)
  19. Sekai wa heiwa, warera wa chokin (Laborer)
  20. Shinshin chinka Kattoru = Cuttle (Squid)
  21. South Manchuria Railway: most important link between the far East and Europe (Fuling Mausoleum)
  22. Tōyō Rinsen Kōshi = Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Children on board)
  23. Toyo Kisen Kaisha = Oriental Steam-Ship Company (Woman with a fan)
  24. Tsuru no Tamago Sekken (Flamingo)