Tea House Hostess Standing by Rest Stand/ Snake (Mi) -- Ike no Hata, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunseisha Okizumi, Shimaoi Itohi
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Woman Strolling to Marishiten Shrine/ Boar (I) -- Shitaya, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunkyosha Takamaru, Bunshukusha Otoyoshi
Two Women at the Entrance to a Shrine/ Tiger (Tora) -- Kagurazaka, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunpōsha Ebimaru and Bunbunsha
Shop Girl Attending a Rice Cake Shop/ Dog (Inu) -- Meguro, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunsō Kaoru and Muro Hayazaki
The Twelve Zodiac Animals as Poets (Jūnishi Kasen)
Couple at Kamejima/ Rabbit (U) -- Kamejima, from the series Allusion to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Buntōsha Morishige and Bunpukutei Mamenari
Heavenly Figure Riding Dragon/ Dragon (Tatsu), from the series Twelve Zodiac Animals (Jūnishi)

Snake (Mi): Nitan Shiro, from the series "Heroes for the Twelve Animals of the Zodiac (Buyu mitate junishi)"

Snake (Mi), from the series "Parody of the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac (Mitate juni shi)"
Chinese Warrior Grappling with a Horse (Uma), from the series Twelve Zodiac Animals (Jūnishi)

Bravery Matched with the Twelve (Zodiac) Signs: Dog and Hata Rokurozaemon
Modern Reproduction of "Snake / June" (Mi / Minazuki), series Twelve Zodiac Images of Playing Children
Snake : The Courtesan Katsuyama of the Okamotoya Brothel, series Twelve Signs of the Zodiac and the Makeup of Flourishing Pine Trees
Year of the Horse from The Twelve Zodiac Signs Represented by Children (Fūryū kodomo junishi)

Monkey: Koshindo Hall at Takanawa (Saru, Takanawa Koshindo), from the series "Famous Places in Edo Compared to the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac for the Ichiyo Circle (Ichiyoren Edo meisho mitate junishi)"

Ichiyourenedomeishomitatejuunishimi、ikenohata

Mi (Snake): Ikenohata
Couple at Kamejima/ Rabbit (U) -- Kamejima, from the series Allusion to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Buntōsha Morishige and Bunpukutei Mamenari

Ichiyourenedomeishomitatejuunishitori、washimyoujin
Shop Girl Attending a Rice Cake Shop/ Dog (Inu) -- Meguro, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunsō Kaoru and Muro Hayazaki
Votive Paintings (Emadō) of Camellias and Court Lady and Monk at Kiyomizu-dera, from the series of Seven for the Hisakataya Club (Hisakataya shichiban no uchi), with various poems

U (Rabbit): Kamejima

「柳街梨園全盛花一対」「人気の本玉浦里に見たてる 宝槌楼黛」「時次郎に役わる流行の親玉 かわらさき三升」

Ichiyourenedomeishomitatejuunishihitsuji、kuramaehachiman

Rabbit (U)
Courtesans Matsushima of the Matsubaya and Yashio of the Ogiya..
Hasebe sanshi (Shoku Nihongi), from the series Twenty-Four Japanese Paragons of Filial Piety for the Honchō Circle (Honchōren honchō nijūshikō), with poem by Harunoya Naritake

Tori (Rooster): Take Myōjin

「俤けんじ五十四帖」 「三十六 柏木」

「捨若丸」「嵐吉三郎」

Ootsuezukushi
Woman Strolling to Marishiten Shrine/ Boar (I) -- Shitaya, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunkyosha Takamaru, Bunshukusha Otoyoshi

Gion mikoshi harai nerimono sugata Selling Moxa

Shiratama of Tamaya
First Writing of the New Year (Kakizome), with poems by Okuraan Reiko, Shuchōdō Butsuryō and Yomo no Utagaki no Magao
Settsu no Tamagawa, Number Three, from the series The Six Crystal Rivers (Roku Tamagawa)

「鬼一の娘皆鶴姫」
The Ide River in Yamashiro Province (Yamashiro sono ichi), first in the series Six Crystal Rivers (Mu Tamagawa no uchi)
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