Woman Washing Her Hands before Entering a Shrine

Courtesan Washing her Hands

Woman Washing her Hair

A woman adjusting her comb before a window

Woman washing her hair with an attendant

顔を洗う女 (Woman Washing Her Face)

Woman on her way to visit a shrine

Woman kneeling before a mirror, putting a pin in her hair

Washing Hands as a Mitare of Gongsun Sheng

Woman Entering Bath

A woman after her bath

Woman Before a Mirror

Woman Before a Mirror

Seated Woman Washing Clothes in a Wooden Tub

A Woman Brushing Her Teeth

A Japanese woman watches a midwife wash her baby

Woman before a Mirror (Standing)

Maiko Washing Hands in Tsukubai (Maiko, tsukubai)

Woman with a Fan in her Left Hand Combing her Hair

Woman powdering her nose in front of a mirror

The Sixth Month, Washing the Portable Shrine

A Peasant woman, with baby tied on her back, washing lettuce, on the shore of Lake Motosu, Japan

A ^Girl standing at her toilet before a looking glass

A Woman who is Crossing her Fingers

Woman from a Samurai Household on a Visit to a Shrine

Sixth Month (Minazuki), series Popular Versions of Immortal Poets in the Four Seasons

「品田仙十郎」「三上丈八」「富田や与九郎」

「誠忠義士伝」 「三十四」「織部易兵衛武庸」

Gempei seisuiki

「其姿紫の写絵」 「十二」

Educational Picture:Japanese　(Children Life to Fight)

「高尾ゆうこん」「絹川谷蔵」

Woman Visiting a Shrine on a Rainy Night

Rondrijdende Hollander

Ochinohito Shigenoi/Kutsukake Hachizoo, Actually Ippei/Umakata Hinuka no Hachizoo

Nakamura Rikō I as Tanba-ya Otsuma and Ichikawa Yaozō III as Furute-ya Hachirōbei

The Actor Matsumoto Koshiro III as Kikuchi Hyogo Narikage in the Play Katakiuchi Chuko Kagami (Vendetta: A Model of Loyalty and Filial Duty), Performed at the Nakamura Theater from the Fifth Day of the Sixth Month, 1770

「[仏蘭西和蘭いこくことばらんご]」 「〔仏蘭西人・和蘭人〕附　いこくことば」

「舟頭岩蔵　坂東簑助」

Thirty-Six Restaurants In New Tokyo ( Kaika Sanju-roku Kaiseki )

「日本万歳　百撰百笑」 「医者にも困つた」

Americans on an Outing (Amerikajin yuko no zu)

Kanadehon Chushingura (Series)

「郵便　報知新聞　第五百九十七号」

Kataoka Gadó II. jako Sankiči

Wisteria: de courtisane Nokaze uit het Zuidelijke Matsuzakaya

British Man

The Buddhist Priest Jakuren

「那須八郎　関三十郎」