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Image Not Available for Mitsuru Toyama hands over to the Master of Kenjitsu, T. Nakamura, a ceremonial sword made by an old Japanese smithie.
Mitsuru Toyama hands over to the Master of Kenjitsu, T. Nakamura, a ceremonial sword made by an old Japanese smithie.
Image Not Available for Mitsuru Toyama hands over to the Master of Kenjitsu, T. Nakamura, a ceremonial sword made by an old Japanese smithie.

Mitsuru Toyama hands over to the Master of Kenjitsu, T. Nakamura, a ceremonial sword made by an old Japanese smithie.

Creator Ihee Kimura (Japanese,1901 - 1974)
Date1935
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 18.4 x 18.3 cm (7 1/4 x 7 3/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
Object number2002/5835
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Mitsuru Toyama passes a ceremonial sword to T. Nakamura, Master of Kenjitsu (Japanese Martial Art),
Mitsuru Toyama passes a ceremonial sword to T. Nakamura, Master of Kenjitsu (Japanese Martial Art),
Ihee Kimura
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for A caricature of Mitsuru Toyama, a well-known Japanese politician
A caricature of Mitsuru Toyama, a well-known Japanese politician
Ihee Kimura
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for Mitsuru Toyama in front of a screen depicting caricatures of him.
Mitsuru Toyama in front of a screen depicting caricatures of him.
Ihee Kimura
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for Mitsuru writes on the upper side of the wooden container in which, according to Japanese custom, swords are kept.
Mitsuru writes on the upper side of the wooden container in which, according to Japanese custom, swords are kept.
Ihee Kimura
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for Mitsuru inside his home in Shibuya-ku in Tokyo.
Mitsuru inside his home in Shibuya-ku in Tokyo.
Ihee Kimura
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for Mitsuru outside his home in Shibuya-ku in Tokyo.
Mitsuru outside his home in Shibuya-ku in Tokyo.
Ihee Kimura
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for One of the first bells made in the Western style, cast in 1577, and now preserved at a nunnery called Shunko-in, Myoshin-zi Temple, Kyoto.
One of the first bells made in the Western style, cast in 1577, and now preserved at a nunnery called Shunko-in, Myoshin-zi Temple, Kyoto.
Ihee Kimura
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dr. Kozo Uchida, a doctor known for his eyelid operations, stands in front of a Dharma statue made from 30,000 thank you notes from his patients.
Dr. Kozo Uchida, a doctor known for his eyelid operations, stands in front of a Dharma statue made from 30,000 thank you notes from his patients.
Ihee Kimura
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for Mingling with Japanese children in the play-ground in one of Tokyo's parks.
Mingling with Japanese children in the play-ground in one of Tokyo's parks.
Ihee Kimura
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Japanese mother walking with her much taller daughters.
Japanese mother walking with her much taller daughters.
Ihee Kimura
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for Actress Yoshiko Dawaschima, a client of Dr. Uchida's. She was a Manchu princess who served as a Japanese spy in Manchuria.
Actress Yoshiko Dawaschima, a client of Dr. Uchida's. She was a Manchu princess who served as a Japanese spy in Manchuria.
Ihee Kimura
1935
Photograph
Image Not Available for Japanese Air Defense poster.
Japanese Air Defense poster.
Ihee Kimura
1930s
Photograph
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