Arrival of the "Southern Barbarians"

Arrival of the "Southern Barbarians"

Arrival of the "Southern Barbarians"

Southern Barbarians

Southern Barbarians

Southern Barbarians in Japan

Writing Box with Decoration of Foreigners ("Southern Barbarians')

The Arrival of the South Savages

Writing Box with Decoration of Foreigners ("Southern Barbarians') (lid)

ARRIVAL OF THE PORTUGUESE SHIPS

The Arrival of the Korean Embassy

The Arrival of the Korean Embassy

Anecdotes of the Red-Haired Barbarians

Arrival of Portuguese Ship

A Samurai Awaiting the Arrival of a Courtesan

Arrival of the Korean Embassy in Edo

Arrival of the Korean Embassy in Edo

Arrival of the Korean Embassy in Edo

Arrival of the Korean Embassy in Edo

Arrival of the Korean Embassy in Edo

Arrival of the Korean Embassy in Edo

Folding Screen with the Arrival of a Portuguese Ship

Folding Screen with the Arrival of a Portuguese Ship

Arrival of a Portuguese ship

Arrival of the Imperial Prince at Shimbashi Station

Arrival of the "Southern Barbarians"

聖徳太子絵伝

Kandadaimyoujingosaireizu

Worshippers at the Shrine on Mt. Fuji ( Triptych )

朝鮮国図

紙本著色四都図・世界図〈／八曲屏風〉

painting; screen

<i>Scenes in and around Kyoto</i>

Parinirvana of Sakyamuni, the Historical Buddha

Emperor Birthday Celebration,Nihonbashi

「東都名所」 「飛鳥山全図」

「加藤太光貞」

「つぼね岩藤」「中老尾上」「召仕はつ」

Children's Sukeroku Kyoogen Game

The Chapters “The Picture Competition” and “The Butterflies” from The Tale of Genji

Procession of Children on the Occasion of the Opening of the Tatemono Shrine at Ryogoku (Chinze Hachirō Tametomo Daimyōjin Ryögoku ni ___ (?) on kaichō kodomo __gyaku (?) no zu)

Hideyoshi Advances Prince Sambōshi during a Ceremony at Daitokuji, from the series A Record of the Advancement of Toyotomi Hideyoshi (Toyotomi shōshinroku)

－ 「三法師」「秀吉　三●」「加藤　猿之介」「片桐　一」「福島翫丸」

print; uki-e

Sesshuu koubekaiganhaneinozu、sanmaitsuzukiarima、rokkousan、mayasan

No. 18, from the series Magic Lantern Slides of That Romantic Purple Figure (Sono sugata yukari no utsushi-e)

Mandala of the Lotus Sutra (J., Hokekyō Mandara)

Scene from Onsenji Engi (The Origins of Osen-ji Temple)

Interior of the Gankirō Teahouse in Yokohama