Figure 5. Indian exhibition, Western Suburbs Exhibition Hall, Beijing ( Guangming ribao 1957a ). More

Figure 4. The Bombay Room at the Delhi Durbar Exhibition of 1903 (Watt 1903 , Plate 2). More

Figure 1. Japan atop a catfish: poster from “The Earthquake Exhibition” at the National Museum of Science, Tokyo, 2003. Used by permission. More

Figure 1. Illustration of the Japan exhibition complex, including the Manchuria pavilion (at far right). A Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago, 1933–34 (Yamashita 1934 ). Yale University Library. More

Figure 4. Torii gate entrance to the fairgrounds and the Japan exhibition complex. A Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago, 1933–34 (Yamashita 1934 ). Yale University Library. More

Figure 1. Installation view of “Exhibition of Buddhist Art Materials” ( Mitsukoshi 1921a ). More

Figure 2. “Contemporary Chinese Painting and Ceramic Exhibition” ( Mitsukoshi 1922a ). More

Figure 3. Takashimaya pamphlet for the “Chinese Ceramic Flower Vase Exhibition” held in July 1924 (Takashimaya 1924c ). More

Figure 4. Takashimaya pamphlet for “The Second Chinese Ceramic Flower Vase Exhibition” held in November 1924 (Takashimaya 1924a ). More

Figure 5. Catalogue of “Exhibition of Historical Materials of Korean Antique Ceramics” held in the Osaka Takashimaya in October 1934 (Takashimaya 1934 ). More

Figure 6. Yi Eun and his wife at “Exhibition of Historical Materials of Korean Antique Ceramics” held in the Tokyo Shirokiya in July 1934 (Takashimaya 1934 ). More

Figure 7. Advertisement for “Korean Old Art and Craft Exhibition” ( Asahi Shinbun 1939 ). More

Figure 6. Exhibit of Issei achievements in agriculture. This exhibit juxtaposes an untamed American frontier of the pre-Japanese immigrant era with photographic images of prosperous Issei agriculture, including large-scale rice farming that the Japanese had purportedly introduced into California More