Tea Bowl, Named “Sano Ido”

Tea Bowl, Named Uraku Ido

Tea Bowl, Named Toki Ido

Ido Tea Bowl Named Agata

Tea Bowl, Small (old) Ido type

Tea bowl, Hagi ware, ido type

Tea Bowl, Koido type, Knowan as Yawata-ido

Tea Bowl, Named “Furisode (Swinging Sleeves)”

Tea Bowl

Tea bowl, Karatsu ware, ido type

Tea Bowl, Named Suehiro

Tea Bowl, Named “Hashihime (Princess of the Bridge)”

Tea Bowl, Named Kimura

Tea Bowl, Named Gentō

Tea Bowl, Named “Amadera (Nunnery)”

Tea Bowl, Named Iwao (Boulder)

Tea Bowl, Named Fuito

Tea Bowl

Black Seto (Seto-guro) Tea Bowl, named Iron Mallet (Tettsui)

Tripod Tea Bowl with Brush Marks, Named Izutsu

Tea Bowl, Named Oborozuki (Hazy Moon)

Tea Bowl, Named Karagoromo (Chinese Robe)

Tea Bowl, Named Fukujusō (Amur Adonis)

Tea Bowl, Named Sawarabi (Sprouting Bracken)

Kyōgenbakama-Style Tea Bowl, Named “Naniwazutsu”

Reduced-size Copy of Wakan Kogasatsu (Old Japanese and Chinese Paintings)

Inkstone Case with Wisterias in Makie

須磨帖

Ehonbanzukeshuu

Ihanteikoushakugi

Shitennoutonoinokisewata

Nochi no suzunoyashuu

写真帖『東京帝國大學』明治33年(1900)年版

三島の新地

Ezu no maki

Toba-e fude byoshi (Object)

永正十年八月後柏原院聴雪両吟百韻

Kanadehonchuushingura

Yosooisogagonichinokyougen

野犴集

Nochi no suzunoyashuu

ehonnendaiichiran

Nochi no suzunoyashuu

Japanese flower arrangement <Ike-bana> applied to western needs

Japanese flower arrangement <Ike-bana> applied to western needs

Yoshitsunesenbonzakura edomurasakiotokokagami

Ehonbanzukeshuu

versierd met nagel en bladranken

Sumidagawakabukinoennichi