Wind Instrument (Ryūteki), Named Sengetsumaru

Wind Instrument (Hichiriki), Named Evening Cicada

Wind Instrument

龍笛 銘昌平丸

Wind Instrument (Shō) with Bell Crickets and Eulalia Grass, Named Bell Cricket

龍笛　銘 鳳凰

Wind Instrument

Ryuteki Flute and Case, Design of reed and crane in maki-e lacquer

Water Jar with Lugs, Named Tatsuta Gawa (Tatsuta River)

Tea Bowl, Named Oborozuki (Hazy Moon)

Dutchman Holding a Wind Instrument

龍笛

龍笛

Ryuteki

龍笛

Tea Bowl, Named “Zangetsu (Lingering Moon at Dawn)”

named KASUGAI

Apple-Shaped Tea Container, Named “Mochizuki (Full Moon)”

Round Jar-shaped Tea Caddy with Brown Glaze (Named Yoro)

龍笛譜

Tea Bowl, Named “Tago no Tsuki (The Moon of Tago)”

Flower Vase with Elephant-Shaped Handles, Named “Akizuki (Autumn Moon)”

Tea Scoop, Named Kame (Turtle)

Tea Bowl, Named Suehiro

Tea Container, Named Konoma

Ryuteki Flute and Case, Design of plovers in maki-e lacquer

竪笛

Ryuteki Flute and Case, Design of reed and crane in maki-e lacquer

koger, quiver

koger, quiver

koger, quiver

Pair of Flutes

Kagurabue; Flöte

Shugendouhiketsu

Kodzuka, Vapen

flauta travessera

våg, hylsa

Tea Scoop

Pipfodral, Fodral, Pipa, Tobak

Nokan (Nōkan); Flöte

Sopranblockflöjt

vas, vase

Hitoyogiri-Shakuhachi; Flöte

Shugendouhiketsu

Wind Instrument (Hichiriki), Named Evening Cicada

flauta travessera (yokobue)

龍笛 銘昌平丸

Tea Scoop, Named “Inaushū Sama”

覚（当夏年貢上納受取）他