Japan - Milhaud Maps

Japanese products travelling around the world (1934)

This map, published by Kabushiki-gaisha Chūōkōron-sha, shows Japan's trade relations in 1934. Kabushiki-gaisha Chūōkōron-sha was a...

This map was drawn by Howard Burke and published by the San Francisco Examiner newspaper in October 1940, in the context...

This map was drawn by Howard Burke and published by the Los Angeles Examiner newspaper in November 1942, in the context...

This propaganda map was published in Japan after the First World War to commemorate the successes...

This map was drawn by Howard Burke and published by the Milwaukee Sentinel newspaper in April 1940, in the context...

This map was created by the United States and released alongside the bombing of Tokyo on the night of 9...

This map, created by Lencer for Wikimedia Commons in 2008, shows the Shikoku pilgrimage route in Japan. The Way of...

This map was drawn by Howard Burke and published by the Los Angeles Examiner newspaper in 1943, in the context...

This map of the island of Iwo Jima, Japan, was drawn up by the US Army in 1944 during the...

This map was drawn by Howard Burke and published by the Los Angeles Examiner newspaper in 1943, in the context...

This map was published by Nihon Tōkei Fukyūkai in 1930 as part of a study for the reconstruction of...

This map was drawn by Howard Burke and published by the Los Angeles Examiner newspaper in 1937, two years before...

This map originates from an educational map used by the History Department of the Military Academy of...

This map represents the proposal that was on the table regarding the possible partition of Japan at the end of the...

This illustration, created by Terence Teo, represents Japan's population density on a three-dimensional map. To do this, ...