前年の関東大震災で金沢の別荘は瓦が一枚落ちただけの被害で済んだものの、清方一家が何度も投宿した旅亭東屋のある洲崎周辺では地盤が沈下し、東屋も倒壊してしまいました。この絵日記の中には別荘への途上にある、磯子の震災跡を描いた図もあり、崖崩れによって亡くなった人々に思いを寄せる詞（ことば）が記されています。
全31図の内18図に、逗子にある神武寺とその近くの鷹取山を訪れた時のことが描かれています。家族や弟子など大勢が乗り込んだ自動車の様子、神武寺山頂からの眺望、鷹取山の険しい地形を進む様子などをユーモアを交えて描きました。また、最後の図にはこの年地球に接近した火星を眺める清方の姿が描かれています。

Kanazawa Enikki V (Kanazawa Sketch Diary V) (1924)
ink and pale color on papers; Japanese book binding
24.0 x 30.6 cm each
Although the only damage to the Kanazawa villa in the Great Kanto Earthquake the year before was the loss of a single roof tile, the Suzaki area, where the Hotel Azumaya, where Kiyokata and his family had stayed many times, was located, suffered ground subsidence and the Hotel Azumaya collapsed. This diary includes sketches that show scars left by the earthquake at Isogo, which was en route to the villa. Kiyokata has also jotted down his thoughts on the people who died in the landslides.
Eighteen of the thirty-one sketches depict a sightseeing trip to Jinmuji temple at Zushi and nearby Mt. Takatori. Kiyokata has drawn some humorous sketches of the automobile packed with family members and pupils, the views from the summit at Jinmuji, and a party of three advancing through the rugged terrain of Mt. Takatori. The last sketch shows the figure of Kiyokata gazing at the planet Mars, which was in close proximity to the Earth that year.