The Blind Priest Semimaru And His Sister

Napier's Tsuneo Arimori and his sister Yuko

The Blind Men and the Elephant

(Old Buddhist Priest and his Two Friends)

Poet Semimaru with His Lute in a Bag

The deaf, dumb and blind monkeys

Hakuga no Sammi and the Blind Tenth-century Noble Semimaru Playing the Flute by Moonlight at the Gate, Suzakumon, in Kyoto

The Priest Ikkyū and the Courtesan Jigokudayū

Shoki, Oiran and a Blind Monk

Priest Ikkyu and the hell courtesan

Taira no Tadamori and the Oil Priest

Taira No Tadamori and the oil priest

A Blind Priest Plays the Lute before Uesugi Kenshin (Danjō daihitsu uesugi kenshin)

Priest Kochi with His Death Poem

The God “Fudo” And The Priest ‘Mongaku”

Otsu-e print: A Blind Man and a Dog Tugging on his Loincloth

The Priest Ikkyū and the Courtesan Dayū with Poems

Defectives, Blind: Japan. Tokyo. School for Blind and Deaf: The School for the Blind and the Deaf, Tokyo, Japan

Defectives, Blind: Japan. Tokyo. School for Blind and Deaf: The School for the Blind and the Deaf, Tokyo, Japan

Two Blind Men and Snowman

The Priest Yugyo and the Willow (Yūgyō yanagi)

Wooden Sculptures of the Yakushi Buddha and His Twelve Heavenly Generals Carved by Buddhist Priest Enku

Netsuke depicting Priest and Scepter (Nyoe), Scratching his Back

Hino Kumawakamaru and the Priest Calling Back the Boat

Semimaru, from the series One Hundred Nō Plays