Old Japan in b/w and Coloured Postcards (1)

All from before WW2, but I'd appreciate some reading help here

Shout-out to readers from Japan (that I know of),

Guy Gin

and

Kitsune, Maskless Crusader.

If you would help me out reading some of the text in Japanese, I’d very much appreciate it.

Background (a bit OT): earlier this week, I hosted a colleague who’s doing some research on tourism in Japan a century ago—so we spent about an hour looking at ‘nicer’ postcards together. Hence, I have quite a few of them available, and I shall share them here as usual on the weekend.

Enjoy, if you will.

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‘Even’ the reverse isn’t much help to me. EDIT: thx to reader ‘kapock’, who told me this would be Kikugetsu (Moon Scooping) Pavillion teahouse in Ritsurin Garden in Kagawa Prefecture.

Same here.

See the reverse below for further information.

Dated 9 Jan. 1914, this one is written in English and I won’t transcribe it to you.

P.S.: I merely present those I like for their aesthetic or otherwise interesting quality, although I’d add that all of them are really nice, if you’d ask me.