Kokinshuu

Kokinshuu

Kokinshuu shinkokinshuu

Kokinshuu

Kokinshuu

Kokinshuu

Kokinshuu

Sekido kokinshuu : den fujiwara no yukinari

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Kokinshuu shou

Kokinshuu shou

Kokinshuu shou

Kokinshuu shou

Kokinshuu senshuukou kokinshuu kajijo shinjijoron

Kokinshuu doumoushou

Kokinshuu tookagami

Kokinshuu tookagami

Kokinshuu tookagami

Hayariuta kokinshuu

Kokinshuu tookagami

Kokinshuu tookagami

Saibarafu

“Gugong fu guzhai” from the <i>Anthology of Japanese and Chinese Poems</i> (also known as the Boshin Segment)

Chokusenwakashuu

Preface from The Kōrin Picture Album (Kōrin gafu)

Part of Volume 1 of the Collection of Japanese Poems Ancient and Modern (Sekido Version)

Shinkokinwakashuu

平沼大三郎･封書

Shokugosenwakashuu

Wakashogakushou

Illustrated Story of Monk Ikkyū (Ikkyū shokoku monogatari zue), 5th of 5 Volumes

surimono

Wakanroueishuu

Onna buyu yosooi kurabe (Object)

Mandaiwakashuu

Illustrated Story of Monk Ikkyū (Ikkyū shokoku monogatari zue), 2nd of 5 Volumes

Egyoushuu

Letter

Kasugakaishi shihaikasugabonmanyoushuu

Daimyoujimonjo

Fujiwaranotadamichihitsushojouan

Wakan Roeishu (Collection of Japanese and Chinese Verses) Attributed to Emperor Gofukakusa

Legend of Seikoji Temple, Volume II, llustrated handscroll

Anthology of Waka and Chinese Poems (Wakan rōei shū) edited by Fujiwara Kintō (966-1041)

One of Eight Printed Nō Plays published by Kōetsu (Kōetsu-bon Yōkyoku hachiban)