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Saitō Hajime in 1897
Saitō Hajime in 1897
Photo believed to depict Saitō Hajime (as Fujita Gorō) (bottom right encircled) with his police troop.
Photo believed to depict Saitō Hajime (as Fujita Gorō) (bottom right encircled) with his police troop.
Saitō (as Fujita Gorō), 53, is seated with his second son Tsuyoshi, his eldest son Tsutomu, and his wife Tokio in 1897, his third son Tatsuo (not pict
Saitō (as Fujita Gorō), 53, is seated with his second son Tsuyoshi, his eldest son Tsutomu, and his wife Tokio in 1897, his third son Tatsuo (not pictured) had since adopted into the Numazawa family
Saito's grave at Amidaji, Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan in 2008
Saito's grave at Amidaji, Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan in 2008
Portrait of Okita Sōji
Portrait of Okita Sōji
Stele of Okita Sōji's last place at Imado Shrine in Asakusa
Stele of Okita Sōji's last place at Imado Shrine in Asakusa
This souvenir photo from the Meiji era was often wrongly introduced as the photo of Okita Sōji through the modern times; the man in the photo is actua
This souvenir photo from the Meiji era was often wrongly introduced as the photo of Okita Sōji through the modern times; the man in the photo is actually a different person. Currently, no existing photos of Okita Sōji have been discovered.