Woman Playing a Harp, from the series Flower Gardens and Songs

A Woman Playing a Poppin

Woman Playing the Shamisen

A Woman and a Playing Child

Woman Playing the Koto

Woman Playing Shamisen and Man Playing Shakuhachi

A Courtesan Listening to the Singing of a Woman with a Girl Playing the Samisen

White Plum Blossom and Carp, from the series Flower Gardens (Hanazono Bansuzuki)

Woman playing shamisen, from an untitled series of women at leisure

Man and Woman Playing Sugoroku

A God Playing a Flute (From the Series The Spring Cave)

A God Playing a Drum (From the Series The Spring Cave)

Woman and child, from the series Sanjurokkasen

Woman and two girls playing with a dog

Young Woman Dressing the Hair of a Man Playing Shamisen

Woman playing Samisen

Woman Playing Shamisen

Woman Writing Letter with Woman Playing Shamisen by a Folding Screen

The Actor Nakamura Gentaro as a woman playing battledore and shuttlecock

Woman Playing the Flute

Man and Woman, series Eight Modern Songs of Couples Pledged in Love

Woman Playing a Hand Drum

Woman Making a Flower Arrangement

Woman Measuring a Man's Gown (from the series Twelve Occupations of Women)

Kneeling Woman and Child from the series Fūryū nana komachi

Poet Tōzandō Bokuryō in Contemplation in His Studio

The Third of the Sixteen Arhats

「見立三十六句選」「すまのみつうぢ」

「東山桜荘子」 「九」「東山義政公」「浅倉当吾」

Image of Sakya

Mitateshichifukujinjurou

Mutamagawanouchi、oumi

Scene from the Life of the Buddha

Jurojin, from the series "A Parody of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Mitate shichifukujin)"

「松王丸」

Two Brave Men, Inuzuka Shino and Inukai Kenpachi, Fighting on the Roof of the Hōryūkaku Pavilion

One Hundred Aspects of the Moon ( Tsuki Hyakushi )

Frau mit Fadenspulen

Courtesan with Pipe representing Jurō, from the series Women Viewed as the Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Mitate Shichifukujin)

Kenponchakushoku taimamandarazu

Ten Kings of Hell, Doushi Wang (J., Toshi Ō)

Hakkenden no uchi Horyukaku (Object)

Ten Kings of Hell, Chujiang Wang (J., Shokō Ō)

「東都両国橋夕すゞみの景」

Kibi no Anihime (Nihongi), from the series Twenty-Four Japanese Paragons of Filial Piety for the Honchō Circle (Honchōren honchō nijūshikō), with poem by Fukunoya Uchinari

Ken Sumō in the Meeting Room of Shin Yoshiwara, Modern Reproduction

Träsnitt, Bildkonst, Woodblock, Woodcut, Print

Daylight Moon over the Procession for the Sannō Festival

「仮名手本忠臣蔵　四段目」