Two Children Alluding to the Chrysanthemum Boy Kikujidō

延享三丙寅年御年貢帳

延享三丙寅年御上使御巡見様海道作人足

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Eager to Meet Somebody', Mannerisms of a Prostitute of the Kaei Period

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Smoky', Mannerisms of a Housewife from the Kyowa Period

NEWS 88: POOR MR. ROUHER! A VOICE (from the wings)－Come on! you've got to jump. HIM－But i'm going to sink to the bottom!

「風流やつし」 「そうぶきょゆう延享2年大小（だいしょう）暦」

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Mannerisms Elegant', Mannerisms of a Court Lady from the Kyowa Period

Conjugal Manners 34: I should have bet on it ... instead of taking him to see Séraphin, you take him to play ... It's already bad enough for grown-ups; poor little dear! ... －－ Don't worry, Madam, that's the way children amuse themselves!

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Impatient', Mannerisms of a Fireman's Wife from the Kaei Period

NEWS: THE ANXIETIES OF THE VITICULTURIST. －We've just escaped the frost... we've nothing more to fear except the sun, the rain, vine-mildew and the rest!..

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Painful', Mannerisms of a Courtesan from the Kansei Period

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Amused', Mannerisms of a Lady-in-Waiting from the Bunsei Period

News 399: The last week before the opening of the Salon: Chorus－ Take courage, get to work; my friends are always there!..

「東海道五拾三対（とうかいどうごじゅうさんつい）」 「品川（しながわ）」「白井権八（しらいごんぱち）」「（実川延三郎（じつかわえんさぶろう）の白井権八）」

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Curious', Mannerisms of a Senior Maid from the Tenpo Period

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Itchy', Mannerisms of a Concubine from the Kaei Period

SKETCHES OF SUMMER 3: THE FIRST SWIMMING LESSON. －I really want to learn to swim, but not in the water, papa,... oh! not in the water!..

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Good', Mannerisms of a Pleasure Quarter Geisha from the Kyoka Period

「妙でんす十六利勘（「じうろくりかん」） 「十三」「小利大損者（「せうりだいそんじや」）」

PASTORALS 49: Whe they make your hay, and you want to inspect your reapers too closely

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Amused', Mannerisms of a Music Teacher from the Kaei Period

FISH-CULTURE 6: － Do you see my two trout? － No... not very well. － There... on the left... next to my salmon － That's odd... I cam't even make out the salmon,... it's perhaps owing to the fact that this opera-glass is poor

Thirty-Two Daily Scenes: 'Looks Interested in Buying', Mannerisms of a Housewife from the Kaei Period

NEWS 73: Pastime that should be forbidden to eminent political persons, because it exposes them to compromise the European balance