Yajima Kajiko and the formation of the Japan Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Picture sources
Picture 1: Unnown Auhor, The Prohibition Temperence League (United States, Unnown publisher, 1920).
Picture 2: 2002.7494, Unnown Artist, Portrait of Kajiko Yajima, the Chairwoman of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of Japan (Kyofukai) (Japan, Unnown Publisher, Late Meiji–Taishô- era). Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
Picture 3: SPEC.RARE.MMS.0127 No.5, Sasaki Toyoju, Inshu no Nariyuki (Tokyo, Sasaki Toyoju,
1888).The Ohio State Uiversity.
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