Hina Dolls, Mikawa-bina type

Hina Dolls (Mikawa Type)

Hina Dolls, Kokin bina Type

Kyoho-bina; Hina Dolls

Kokin-bina; Hina Dolls

Hina Dolls, Yūsoku bina Type, in Nōshi Attire

Koshiki-sinno-bina; Hina Dolls

Koshiki-sinno-bina; Hina Dolls

Hina Dolls, Standing Yūsoku bina Type (Wearing Kariginu Hunting Robe)

Hina Dolls (Genroku Type)

Hina Dolls (Osaka Type)

Hina Dolls (Ryūkyū Type)

Hina Dolls (Kyōhō Type)

Hina Dolls, Kyoho type

Hina Dolls (Koshigaya Type)

Hina Dolls (Koshigaya Type)

Hina Dolls (Muromachi Type)

Hina Dolls, Jirōzaemon Type

Hina Dolls (Tosa Itobina Type)

Hina Dolls (Hida Ichi'i Type)

Hina Dolls, Edo Ichimon type

Hina Dolls, Tachibina (Standing Doll) Type

Hina Dolls, Kyoto Style Kokinbina Type

Hina Dolls

Genroku-bina Dolls

[netsuke]

上野の楼車鈴

Hina Dolls (Kyōhō Type)

“Inkstone-screen” in the Shape of Mount Fuji

Hina Dolls (Koshigaya Type)

Standing Izusan gongen

Mokuzoujuuichimenkannonryuuzou

Incense Burner in the Shape of a Sanbasō Dancer

Sixty-two Plate Riveted Acorn-Shaped Suji Kabuto Helmet

Kashidoriitoodoshikataakadoumaru〈kabutooosodetsuki／〉

Hina Dolls (Mikawa Type)

Bodhisattva Ekadaśamukha

賀茂人形

Tomb Sculpture (Haniwa): Man Holding a Shield

Mokuzoujizoubosatsuzazou

Kriegsgott

docka

Haniwaie

Kai-sao—The Hen Who Conceived a Child

Hina Dolls (Koshigaya Type)

Tanuki

Tomb Sculpture (Haniwa): House with Smaller Houses

incense-burner

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like the Lion Dance