Tatsuya Arai family photograph album, approximately 1860-1930

Possible Buddhist garments worn by persons in back row.

Japanese writing imprinted on lower left of photograph

Japanese writing on banner reads: Hokubei Jiji-North American Times, 2000 issues.

Japanese writing on bank window reads: Toyo Ginko-Oriental-American Bank.

Japanese writing reads: Kotobuki-presents; Shigeta-the person who gave the presents.

Presumed to be a wedding photograph.

Japanese writing on building reads: Seattle Buddhist Society, Branch of Nishi Hongan Temple.

Circular section removed from the upper right corner

Imprinted onto recto at bottom right: Webster and Stevens #3265

Japanese writing on stone reads: Family grave of [?]kai.

Japanese text on recto at lower left

Japanese writing printed on photo reads: Iwashiro Iizaka hot springs. Scenery from Taki no yu (fall of hot water) hot spring inn Kadoya. Telephone number 6-106.

Japanese writing on photo reads: Arai Haikanen souvenir photo. Taisho 4 October 17th.

Written on card: The tempest stilled. Lord save us, for we perish. St. Matthew 8.25. Boumard Fils, Paris. Made in France.

Japanese writing on banner reads: Friendship between Japan and America.

Japanese writing on tombstone reads: Family grave of Yamashita.

Japanese writing on photo reads: Children's sports day. Meiji, 43 May 7th. Donated by Aiko photo studio.

Japanese writing reads: Tokyo Kanda Awaji town. Egi head store.

Man pictured is same as in 91a.

Japanese writing reads: Takayo, possibly family name of Chigusa.

Japanese writing reads: At Crystal Spring, Tohuku jinkai picnic 1915.

Japanese writing reads: Tohukujinkai New Year party.

Duplicate of 98b.

Written on verso: Mother, Arai - Clarence, Grandma to Taro Agawa

Written on verso: Lillian Arai Agawa, Taro Agawa's mother