After the commemoration ceremonies marking the March 9, 1894 Silver Wedding Anniversary (also known as "The Great Imperial Wedding Anniversary") of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shōken were completed in the Imperial Palace, (see IHL Cat. #2285 for details), the emperor and empress left the palace to attend  an imperial military review at the Aoyama Military Parade Field. 

Also see the article Prints of Emperor Meiji, Empress Shōken and the Royal Family.

Looking for ways to save money in a competitive business, publisher's who owned the actual woodblocks used to make a print, would occasionally reuse them, with appropriate modifications, to honor a different event than they were originally created for. Such is the case with this collection's print, which was originally issued five years earlier in 1889 to mark the promulgation of the new constitution, as shown below. Note that the only change is to the print's title in the left panel which originally read 憲法発布式鳳輦之図 and was modified to read 御出門之図　銀婚式.