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Main Mitsui Bank, Tokyo. The Main Mitsui Bank building was constructed by the American James Stewart & Co and finished in 1902, although it had to be rebuilt in 1929 after the Great Earthquake due to damage. (Also seen in MC036_140)

A fuzzy image of rooftops.

The headquarters building of the First Cavalry Division

Rooftops in a city in dawn light.

Posters advertising movies and a cabaret festoon a wall in Ikebukuro near the transit station.

The façade of the Kabukiza theater in Tokyo. The theatre was rebuilt after its destruction during World War Two, maintaining the original 1924 appearance. It was demolished in 2010.

A house and yard, showing stepping-stone path and laundry hung to dry.

The Avant Theater in the Ikebukuro section of Tokyo. A burlesque show called Nude and Play is showing.

A long, three story government building. The Japanese flag waves above a long, three-story government building. The flag is called Nisshōki (sun-mark flag) in Japanese, but is more commonly known as Hinomaru (circle of the sun).

Flags of the World…

A dirt road leading to a torii.