Shinsen-en Shōukyōhō dōjōzu (Diagram of the Site for the Ritual of the Sutra for Seeking Rain Conducted at the Shinsen-en)

Shinsenenshouukyouhoudoujouzu

shinsenenshouukyousashizu

Iconographic drawing of a Mandala for Invoking Rain

Iconographic drawing of a Mandala for Invoking Rain

Iconographic drawing of a Mandala for Invoking Rain

Iconographic drawing of a Mandala for Invoking Rain

Iconographic drawing of a Mandala for Invoking Rain

Round eaves-end tile (Excavated presumably from the garden site of Shinsen-en, Kyoto)

True Pictures of Famous Places in Tokyo: View of Umewaka Shrine in the Rain

The Heian Court Calligrapher Ono no Tōfū (894–966); “Calligraphy Brush” (Fude), from Four Friends of the Writing Table for the Ichiyō Poetry Circle (Ichiyō-ren Bunbō shiyū)From the Spring Rain Collection (Harusame shū), vol. 1

Shinsenenshouukyouhoudoujouzu

Himekomatsunenohinoasobi、ogurinohangankurumakaidou

Chiyonohajimeondonosedo

Shimekazarikichireisoga

Datesugatahanamigoten、nisenoenaobanokaede、hananokumoakebonosoga

［はつみどり］さいわいそが

肖像粉本

Mutamagawashuukanosugatami

［えどめいしょ］みどりそが

Datesugatahanamigoten、nisenoenaobanokaede、hananokumoakebonosoga

Yukinazunasaiwaisoga

Hikosangongenchikainosukedachi

Illustrated page from Japanese MS 4

Sukerokukuruwanosakurado、fushimirusatoyawarakisoga

紙本墨画蓮池水禽図〈俵屋宗達筆／〉

Saonoutakoinoshiranami、shinodazumanagorinokowakare、kokonifutariwagatsumagiku

Portrait of Tenjin with Plum Tree by Kangen

Yoshitsunesenbonzakura、natsumatsurinaniwakagami、benishirabehatsunenotabi

<kounomoronoo/enyahangan>kanadehonchuushingura

Oiwa, the Heroine of the Ghost Story "Yotsuya Kaidan" ( Painting on Silk )

Yomogifukunokinotamamizu、iwataobiennomijikayo、［kanadehonchuushingura］

Keiseishigurenosakura、edomurasakimusumedoujouji、sakisometehananofurisode

Zenseiazumanokyara、irosangenobenohanamichi

茶神陸鴻漸之像