Commemorating Three Generations in True Names and Courtesy Names

三老諱字忌日刻石

Calligraphy in Three Large Characters

Calligraphy in Three Large Characters: Kyūgōan

Sacred Names of Shinto Deities and the Oracles of the Three Shrines

Mirror with Triangular Rim, Animals in Band, and Three Gods and Three Animals

Footed Tray in Three-Color and Indigo Glazes

Nashiji-lacquered One and Three Dots Crest, Arrow Case (Handed Down in Mori Family)

Vase with Handle and Incised Design in Three-Color and Indigo Glazes

Hand Mirror with the Character for Three, a Square, and a Pair of Cranes

Calligraphy in the Style of Three Copybooks in Clerical, Running, and Cursive Scripts

Three-legged Incense Burner, Flowers and birds in overglaze enamel

元祖聖人三百五十年忌日記

Ewer in the Form of Bamboo with Sages of the Three Creeds: Fenggan with Tiger (Buddhism), Confucius, and Laozi (Daoism)

Brush Rest in the Shape of Three Chinese Children in Blue and White (Kosometsuke)

Incense Burner and Robe-Scenting Tray with Paulownia Crests and Chinese Characters for Three

Incense Burner, With three-color glaze and design of orchids in openwork

Ko-Seto Jar with Three Lugs and Scattered Comma Design in Ash Glaze

Washbasin (Tsunodarai) with Three-tiered Rhombus Crests, Flowers, and Arabesques in Makie

True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo: New Moon Over the One Hundred Piles

Armrest with Three-leafed Hollyhock Crests, Young Pines, and Arabesques in Makie

Flower-shaped Dishes with Engraved Lotus Pond and Waterfowls in Three-color Glaze

Famous Places in Tokai - The Revised Fifty-Three Stations : Revised Travel Journal No. 33-3, Hinooka, View of Shinjo

Akoda Incense Burner with Scattered Three-striped Quince Crests and Flowers in Makie

Diligent, Thrift and Saving Day: March 10th