Dive into the latter years of the Meiji period with this selective compilation of "Fuzoku Gaho," issues 178, 180, 182, 185, 187, 190, 192, and 196. This collection, spanning from December 10, 1898, to September 10, 1899, offers a tapestry of Japanese life and culture across eight non-consecutive volumes, each measuring approximately 18cm by 26cm. The set, rich with historical narrative, details the transition of Japan into the modern world through articles and woodblock prints that illustrate the day-to-day alongside the remarkable. The patina of time is evident in the yellowing of pages, delicate tears, and the wear that comes with age—each flaw contributing to the anthology's authenticity and charm. Shipping and Handling: This anthology will be meticulously packaged and shipped with tracking, honoring the collection's value and historical significance. Please note that buyers are responsible for any customs fees or additional charges. Seller Experience and Quality Assurance: Entrusted to enthusiasts of Japanese culture, this collection is presented with a promise of authenticity and preservation. Our team takes pride in offering artifacts of cultural significance and is ready to assist with any inquiries regarding this intimate glimpse into Meiji-era Japan.