September 26, 1887

The hunting and massacre of Hakkoda worsens relations between the United States and Japan.

Hakkoda Mountains, Japan | US Navy

Watercolor painting based depiction of The hunting and massacre of Hakkoda worsens relations between the United States and Japan. (1887)

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