Japan – Collection of 34 Original Postcards – ca. 1900–1910 (Meiji Period) – Landscapes, Railways and Daily Life Offered is a beautiful and authentic collection of 33 original Japanese postcards, dating from approximately 1900–1910 (Meiji period). This diverse lot provides a fascinating visual insight into Japan at the beginning of the 20th century, a time of rapid modernization and cultural transition. The postcards depict a wide range of subjects, including city views (notably Kyoto), scenic landscapes and mountains, railway infrastructure and canals (such as the Inkurain Sosui in Kyoto), traditional architecture, and scenes of everyday life. Many cards feature original Japanese characters alongside European elements such as the “Carte Postale” layout, indicating production for export to the Western market. The postcards are printed in black-and-white and sepia tones and are all original period pieces (no reproductions). The overall condition is good for their age, with typical signs of wear such as light discoloration, minor edge wear, and in some cases handwritten messages or postal markings. This is a mixed lot of both used and unused cards. This collection is particularly appealing for collectors of Asian art, historical photography, and topographical material, and offers strong documentary and aesthetic value. The combination of local Japanese subjects with early international postcard formats makes this a compelling and collectible ensemble. The lot consists of 33 postcards, originating from Japan, dated circa 1900–1910, and will be carefully packed and shipped registered.