Postcards designed in early twentieth-century Japan were popular novelties that attracted the attention of prominent artists. Through artwork that sometimes synthesized new Western and traditional Japanese sensibilities, the postcards conveyed images of a modernizing Japan. Here are twenty-six full-color reproductions of these images, each printed on an easily detached postcard suitable for mailing. Includes an essay, fifty-four weekly grids, 2012 and 2013 yearly grids, and a page for personal information.