Tobari (Formerly Katabira)

Katabira

Lining (For a Tobari)

Tobari or Mizuhiki (Temple Banner)

Katabira, Woman's Summer Robe

Fragments from summer kosode (katabira)

PRINTED CREPE(FORMERLY 850.1927)

Kesa (Formerly Nō Costume)

Fragment from summer kosode (katabira)

Piece from a summer kosode (katabira)

Piece from a summer kosode (katabira)

Piece from a summer kosode (katabira)

Karatsu ware bowl (formerly with lid)

Piece from a summer kosode (katabira)

Piece from a summer kosode (katabira)

Piece from a summer kosode (katabira)

Nakamura Shikan II, Formerly Tsurusuke, as Honda Naiki

Rice-Grain Pagoda, from Daigorin-ji (formerly Jingu-ji)

Nakamura Utaemon IV, Formerly Shikan, as the Spirit of Ivy

No. 38 Fujikawa: Mountain Village formerly called Mount Miyaji

Storage box (formerly outer box, now middle box) for tea-leaf storage jar

Nakayama Shinkurō (IV) Formerly Itchō, as Tamiya Iemon and Onoe Kikugorō (III) as Oiwa

Nakayma Shinkurō IV, formerly Itchō, as Tamiya Iemon and Onoe Kikugorō III as Oiwa

Fujikawa: Mountain Village, Formerly Called Mt. Miyako (Fujikawa; Sanchū no sato kyūmei Miyakoyama)

Summer Robe (Katabira) with Chrysanthemums and River

Noh Costume of a Buddhist Priest's Robe

No Catalog sheet - gap in numbers

（脾肝）藥王圓・胸和散

Itajichakushokukengyuushokujozuema

sugoroku; print

BOX

[Swallow, Pine, and Wisteria]

Renga Kaishi by Konoe Nobutada

（お礼状）

しん板すづめおどり

Buddhist Priest's Robe (Kesa) with Decoration of Phoenixes (Hō-ō) and Flowers amid Clouds

Reduced-size Copy of Jinbutsu Zukan (Figures)

“Bubbles, Bubbles” from the Series Goldfish

Chinese Couplet by Bai Juyi and Waka by Fujiwara no Toshiyuki (partial) from “Japanese and Chinese Poems to Sing” (Wakan rōeishū)

Brocade, Chinese style

Procession of a Japanese Daimyō

Heian

寛政四年子七月系譜書上之写

Relief

Enceclopedie van Noh toneelstukken - deel vier

東京　第2号（1012,1013,1014,1015の4面を包括した地図）

Kesa (Formerly Nō Costume)

Irohaganakoganenosashimono、kamagafuchifutatsudomoe、tokiwanoiroouginoutsushie

高野山什物摺影