Otafuku, the Goddess of Mirth (Uzume), Holding a Baby Crane

Okame (The Goddess of Mirth and Sex)

The Goddess Uzume with Rooster and Mirror

Otafuku, the Goddess of Good Cheer (Year of the Rooster, 1813)

Incense burner in the shape of the godess Uzume

The Goddess Benten Holding a Biwa and a Young Man Holding a Shoulder Drum, from the series "Comparing the Smiles of the Lucky Gods (Fukujin egao kurabe)"

Cute: A Housewife of the Second Decade of the Meiji Period (1878-1887) holding a baby

Fukurokuju, a god of good fortune, holding the hand of a kneeling girl

Otafuku Dressed as a Court Lady Holding a Tray with Wish-Granting Jewel and Poems

Insence box in the shape of a crane

Box and cover (kogo) in the shape of Otafuku

Uzume no Mikoto Dancing Beside a Fire (From the Series The Spring Cave)

Netsuke in the Form of a Boar with a Baby Boar

Man Holding Dragon Staff Pecked by Crane, a Peach in His Other Hand

The Courtesans Hinazuru and Karauta of the Chojiya Holding a Letter

The Waitress Osen of the Kagiya Teahouse Holding a Fan

Modern Reproduction of "Woman after Bath and Nurse Holding a Baby", series A Brocade of Eastern Manners (風俗東之錦)

Otafuku Throwing Black Beans to Chase Away the Demons on New Year's Eve (Senmen Otafuku zu)

Incense burner in the form of Daruma holding a wooden gong

Ojime a bead carved with the face of a god of good fortune

The Goddess Kannon Seated on a Moonlit Rock in the Southern Sea

Portrait of a young girl of the Kan'ei period holding a dog from Mirror of the Ages 1896

A Japanese baby carried as are children of the Maoris: A custom which has given raise to a query, "Did the M...

Woman Holding a Tray (Portrait of Onao, a maid at the Matsuyoshi Inn, Kyoto)

Woman Holding a Tray (Portrait of Onao, a maid at the Matsuyoshi Inn, Kyoto)