Head and shoulders portrait of a girl, similarly posed to the preceding plate.

Showing a European passenger being pulled through a Japanese street in a rickshaw. This corresponds to an image used in Norman, 'The real Japan' (1891), p. 239.

190 x 255 mm. Showing a priest and young attendant posed in front of a hanging illustrated with a representation of the Buddha.

120 x 205 mm. (vignetted oval) Full length studio portrait of a Japanese woman with a parasol.

125 x 195 mm. (vignetted oval). Head and shoulders portrait of a young Japanese woman.

Full length study of a Japanese woman standing on a verandah, with a carved screen in the background.

242 x 194 mm. Showing two girls seated in a rickshaw on a woodland path, with the rickshaw men posed in front and behind. Photograph probably by Kusakabe Kimbei.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, largely undated captions.

242 x 194 mm. View through a doorway and across a courtyard to a further set of gates.
Photograph probably by Kusakabe Kimbei.

243 x 192 mm. View of the highly painted doorway and surround. Photograph probably by Kusakabe Kimbei.

241 x 194 mm. View looking down on the village, situated among wooded hills beside a small river. Photograph probably by Kusakabe Kimbei.

264 x 207 mm. View looking along the verandah of the tea house, with a woman seated with tea making implements in the foreground. Uji is a few miles south of Kyoto.

265 x 206 mm. View looking across the ornamental lake towards a three storey Golden Temple projecting from the farther bank.

269 x 209 mm. View looking across the lake towards the temple, also seen in Y3039A/11.

263 x 208 mm. View looking down onto the river, with a flat-bottomed boat being hauled up the rapids.

195 x 240 mm. General view of the waterfall. Photograph probably by Kusakabe Kimbei.

267 x 203 mm. View looking along a roadway towards a five storied pagoda (on a small hill in the right background.)

68 x 105 mm.

200 x 265 mm. View showing a large bell supported beneath an open sided wooden structure with thatched roof. A man is posed in the act of striking the instrument with a log of wood strung on chains. See also Y3039A/54.

These letters are largely a record of Cameron's domestic arrangements and social life, with some mention of his work inspecting or supervising the construction of roads, bridges, buildings, lighthouses, and the harbour and defences of Singapore. They also briefly describe his appointment as president of a commission set up in 1890-91 to advise upon the supply of labour. The letters from 1891 narrate a visit to China and Japan (circa 250 sheets).

248 x 192 mm General view along the tree lined street.

242 x 194 mm. Duplicate in monochrome of Y302A/115. Photograph probably by Kusakabe Kimbei.

237 x 189 mm. View showing a river running through a maple wood, with a small wooden bridge in the foreground. Photograph probably by Kusakabe Kimbei.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, largely undated captions.

The programme comprises transcripts of interviews with senior diplomats.