<i>The Emperor’s Mirror</i>

Mirror of Emperors

Teikanzu (Didactic illustrations for emperors)

<i>Genre Scenes of the Far West</i>

<i>Hawk</i>

<i>Yūgiri</i>

<i>Story</i>

<i>Grapes</i>

Folding screens depicting <i>The Twenty-four Filial Exemplars</i>

<i>Myriad Flowers</i>

<i>Eight Scenic Views of the Xiao and Xiang Rivers</i>

<i>Birds and Flowers</i>

<i>Xuyou and Chaofu</i>

<i>Children at Play</i>

<i>Leisure in an Estate</i>

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

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

<i>Birds and Flowers</i>

<i>Chinese and European Ships</i>

<i>Tatar People at Hunt</i>

Scene from the New Herbs, Part I Chapter of The Tale of Genji

One of the Four Accomplishments: The Game of Go

“Takebun,” from the Musical Drama “The New Piece” (“Shinkyoku”)

The Four Admirers

Scene from ‟The Gatehouse” Chapter of The Tale of Genji

Six Scenes from the Tale of Genji

Emperor Ming Huang and Yang Guifei

The "Jeweled Chaplet" and "Typhoon" Chapters from the Tale of Genji

Hie Sanno Sairei-Zu (one of a pair)

Genjimonogatarizubyoubu

Isemonogatarizubyoubu

The Tale of Taishokan

Mountain Valley in Autumn and Winter

<i>Farming in Spring and Summer; Landscapes in Autumn and Winter</i>

紙本著色車争図〈（伝狩野山楽筆）／四曲屏〉

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

紙本著色名所風俗図〈／六曲屏風〉

<i>Chinese and European Ships</i>

Egrets and Crows

The Battle of Yashima [left of a pair of Scenes from The Tale of the Heike]

Villagers (Farming in the Four Seasons)

The Four Accomplishments

<i>Yūgiri</i>

Folding Screen with Design of the Scenes from the Tale of Heike – “Ohara-goko” and “Kogo”

Scenes Around Itsukushima Shrine

Oigawa Ford (Foot Crossing)

Admonishing with the Drum/ Censuring on Wood

Zesdelig kamerscherm

A Show of Horsemanship