Uncover the textured narrative of Meiji-era Japan with this carefully curated, non-sequential compilation of "Fuzoku Gaho." This unique collection includes issues 154, 156, 158, 160, 165, 166, 172, 174, and 176—each a standalone tableau of cultural richness. Measuring approximately 18cm by 26cm, these volumes are a window into the evolving Japanese customs, fashion, and societal shifts between December 1897 and November 1898. Witness the everyday and the extraordinary merge through vibrant woodblock prints and detailed descriptions, preserved in a sequence that echoes the unpredictability of life itself during this dynamic period. Though showing signs of their passage through time, with minor tears and wear, they remain a prized possession for collectors and admirers of Japanese heritage. Shipping and Handling: The set, a testament to the sacred artistry of its time, will be wrapped with utmost care and sent with a tracking number to ensure its preservation and safe arrival. Be mindful that buyers bear responsibility for any customs fees or additional charges. Seller Experience and Quality Assurance: We offer this collection with deep respect for its cultural and spiritual significance. Assuring the highest authenticity and preservation of condition, we strive to provide a seamless connection to the Meiji era. Our team is available to assist with any inquiries or further information about these extraordinary volumes.