-
New York City
-
Ōtu
-
How to See Books
"How to See" guides produced for different parts of Japan
-
Japan Tour Guide Brochures
Guides created by the Japan Travel Bureau across many years
-
Esperanto
-
English
-
Osaka
-
Kobe
-
Matsue
-
Nikko
-
Guide in Nikko
Inside back cover: ""The Nikko Copper Works of the Furukawa Electric Company, Ltd. Head office Marunouchi, Tokyo."
-
How to See Matsue 2nd Edition
Printed in Japan by the Toppan Printing Company, Ltd
-
Japan Tour Guide 1957
Contains a fold out map with National Railway and other rail, steamer, and air line routes.
-
Japanujo: Hieraŭ kaj Hodiaŭ
-
Japanlando
Esperanto Guide to Japan
-
14 Day All Expense Tour in Japan
Yokohama to Kobe Itinerary, also visiting Kamakura, Tokyo, Nikko, Miyanoshita, Kyoto and Nara. Choice of Escorted or Independent Tour. Exchange rate ¥1.00 = $0.34.
-
Japan Tour Guide 1956
With maps, illustrations, and information on popular itineraries, entry procedures and customs regulations, food, transportation, amusement, sports, shopping, tipping, climate, etc.
-
Kobe Invites You
-
Winter in Japan
-
Kobe and Osaka
Demographics given as of 1925.
-
How to See Ōtu
-
Far Eastern Trade
New York World's Fair, 1939. 2600th Anniversary of Japan. Includes advertisements for travel Covers Japanese history, culture, and relations with US.
-
The 1860s to 1960s from Feudalism to the Edge of Space: Today's Products for a Better Tomorrow
Japan Pavilion New York World's Fair, 1965.
Features: Colour Television Set, Kodama Limited Electric Express Train, FACOM 231 Electric Computer (Fujitsu), Sony VTR Video Recorder, PV 100 Transistorized Portable Television, Signal Tape Recorder: application in many diversified fields; industry, education, medical research, technology, airlines, sports, arts, etc 8mm Cine-Camera with zoom (Canon).
-
Japan Exhibits
For the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle, Washington
Brochure with map of Japan's exhibits, includes photographs, building plans, and a description of each exhibit.
-
Japan's Awful Famine
The Japan Famine Relief Work. black and white photos
"Japan's Awful Famine: A Million Lives in Jeopardy."