Hina Dolls (Mikawa Type)

Hina Dolls, Mikawa-bina type

Hina Dolls (Genroku Type)

Hina Dolls (Osaka Type)

Hina Dolls (Ryūkyū Type)

Hina Dolls (Kyōhō Type)

Hina Dolls, Kyoho type

Hina Dolls (Koshigaya Type)

Hina Dolls (Koshigaya Type)

Hina Dolls (Muromachi Type)

Hina Dolls, Jirōzaemon Type

Hina Dolls, Kokin bina Type

Hina Dolls (Tosa Itobina Type)

Hina Dolls (Hida Ichi'i Type)

Hina Dolls, Edo Ichimon type

Hina Dolls, Tachibina (Standing Doll) Type

Hina Dolls, Kyoto Style Kokinbina Type

Hina Dolls

Hina Dolls

Hina Dolls, Yūsoku bina Type, in Nōshi Attire

Standing Hina Dolls

Standing Hina Dolls

Standing Hina Dolls

Hanamaki Hina Dolls

Miniature Hina Dolls

Koshiki-sinno-bina; Hina Dolls

賀茂人形

Hina Dolls (Kyōhō Type)

Doll - Man

Hina Dolls in an Archaic Style with Jirōzaemon Heads

Hina Dolls (Hida Ichi'i Type)

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a Noh Performer with a Hanya Mask

Hina Dolls, Mikawa-bina type

Kuh

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Manzai Entertainers

Armor (Gusoku) with a Dōmaru Cuirass and White Lacing

Tanuki

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a Cat

Showing Back Style, from a photography album with images of Japan

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a Chinese Boy with a Fan

Courtier Doll (Dairi-Bina or Chigo)

Hase

ceremonial doll; base

Hina Dolls (Koshigaya Type)

Krähe

Maria Kannon (Avalokitesvara)

Hearth Cover Depicting a Raccoon Dog

figur, sculpture@eng, figurine@eng, Gakunin

ceremonial doll