Two Haiku Poems about the Moon by Nonoguchi Ryuho

Tanzaku by Nonoguchi Ryuho

Tanzaku by Nonoguchi Ryuho

Portrait of Priest Kenko by Nonogushi Ryuho

野々口立圃

Two Large Characters of “Moon and Flower” by Motoori Norinaga

[Two Crows and the Moon]

Poems on Kaishi Paper by Emperor Gokashiwabara (Nostalgic Moon, By the Seashore, Evergreen Pine

Nonoguchi ryuuho : higashiyama kikou

野々口立圃 : 東山紀行

Waka Kaishi by Asukai Masaaki

Waka Kaishi by Ano Saneaki

[野々口立圃　受取人未詳書簡]

Sixty-two Plate Riveted Suji Kabuto Helmet, with Crescent Moon Shaped Maedate

Draft of Two Poems by Emperor Gonara (on the Theme of the First Bush Warbler of Spring )

Inrō with Goose Flying across the Full Moon

A Parody of the Twelve Months : July, Vega, and August, Moon Viewing

“Plum Blossoms by a Stream in the Second Month” from the Series Elegant Scenes Illustrating Poems of the Four Seasons by the Immortal Poets

Inrō with Goose Flying across the Full Moon

Chakuto Kaishi Poems by Emperors Gokashiwabara and Gonara on the Theme of Rain and Shine in the Fif

For Haiku Poems in Basho's Narrow Road to a Far Province "How cool the crescent moon/ faint above the black peak of Mt. Haguro!"

Elegant Poems for the Four Seasons (Furyu Shiki Kasen ) : Plum Blossoms by a Streem ( February )

Elegant Poems for the Four Seasons (Furyu Shiki Kasen ) : Plum Blossoms by a Streem ( February )

Senmaida Rice Fields in Hatano Village were cultivated in 1669. The moon shines on the terraced rice fields

Grand Sumo Tournament Took Place at Ekoin in Ryogoku, during the New Year Period of the 4th Year of Ansei Era : Match of the 2nd Day of the Tournament - Sumo Wrestlers About to Start Fighting

Mt. Fuji by Karasumaru Mitsuhiro

Letter by Kobori Enshu

Waka Kaishi by Prince Toshitada

Koi-gire (Kokin Wakashu Vol.11)

Letter by Takasabu Ryutatsu

Letter by Emperor Reigen

Toto meisho ichiran (Object); Toto shokei ichiran (Object)

Ephippianthus sachalinensis Rchb.f

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Karasumaru Mitsuhiro

Misogi shu (Object)

surimono

（少弐頼尚書状）〔年始挨拶・軍勢催促〕

“Ta no kata” from the Reika Anthology; one of the Scented Paper Segments (<i>Kōshigire</i>)

Fragment of the Iga Edition of Shinkokin Wakashu (New Collection of Japanese Poems of Ancient and Mo

Fragment of the Nonomiya Edition of Saionji Sanekane Hyakushu Waka (Collection of a Hundred Poems by

神奈川縣相模國三浦郡松輪村

口上（清酒帳合願）

print; surimono

Reizeikekashorui

surimono

（足利義詮御判御教書）〔官途挙状〕

（一色道猷（範氏）書状）〔進物礼状〕

calligraphy

前田利光寺領寄進状