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A stone shrine with a stone lantern to one side.

A road running through a graveyard. This is most likely the Aoyama Rei-en in Tokyo.

The Hitachi Maru Memorial in Aoyama Cemetary. This memorializes the Hitachi Maru, a Japanese transport ship with over 1,200 people on board, lost in fighting in 1904 during the Russo-Japanese War.

People stand in front of the great Buddha at Kamakura (the Kamakura Daibutsu).

A group of men in United States Navy uniform in front of a the great Buddha statue at Kamakura (the Kamakura Daibutsu).

Children sit near a large stone in the foreground as they watch a train cross an elevated steel bridge.

Two children stand in front of a large inscribed stone, atop which stands a copper statue at Nikko of Shodo Shonin, who founded the earliest shrines and temples there in the 8th century.

Kawai family tomb, unknown location.

The replica of the Liberty Bell, located in Hibiya Park, Tokyo, was donated by the United States in 1952.