Tall girl; dress patterned with ho-o bird and kiri flowers

Dancer in a white dress, patterned with colored leaves and flowers

[Kiri branch with flowers and leaves]

Girl in scarlet and gold dress with a child

Covered Vase with Decoration of Bird, Butterflies and Flowers

Tall Vase with Lily Pads and Wild Carrots

Square bottle with prunus and stylized flowers

Square bottle with prunus and stylized flowers

Tall, Flattened Vase with Short Neck, Bulging Shoulders, Constricted Base, and Shell Impressions

Bowl with a water landscape and stylised flowers in relief

Dish with stylised flowers, floral scrolls and flowering plants in panels

Bottle vase with a stylized flowers in medallions, birds and ornamental borders

Buddhist Priest's Robe (Kesa) with Decoration of Phoenixes (Hō-ō) and Flowers amid Clouds

Textile Fragment of the Meiwa era with Design of Flowers and Lattice

Stylized Fan-Shaped Pendant (Keman) with Decoration of Birds and Flowers, from a set housed at the temple Jōgon-in, Shiga Prefecture

Awabi Shell Diver and Children with text beginning "Kyō wa ne no hi no ama naraba kami matsu o oda ni hikamashi mono o...", from the Tosa Diary series (Shōfudai Hisakataya Bunbunsha Tosa nikki), with poems by Kajitsute Tokiwa and associates

Starting with Ōbashi Yoshikani, the Forty-Seven Loyal Retainers Achieve their Purpose and Make an Offering at Engakuji on Mt. Banshō (Ōbashi Toshikane o hajime yonjūyonin no gishi hon'i o tasshi Banshōzan Engakuji hikitori shōkō no zu)

Starting with Ōbashi Yoshikani, the Forty-Seven Loyal Retainers Achieve their Purpose and Make an Offering at Engakuji on Mt. Banshō (Ōbashi Toshikane o hajime yonjūyonin no gishi hon'i o tasshi Banshōzan Engakuji hikitori shōkō no zu)

Starting with Ōbashi Yoshikani, the Forty-Seven Loyal Retainers Achieve their Purpose and Make an Offering at Engakuji on Mt. Banshō (Ōbashi Toshikane o hajime yonjūyonin no gishi hon'i o tasshi Banshōzan Engakuji hikitori shōkō no zu)

[Rear view of a man, full-length, standing, wearing several layers of clothing and a rounded-top conical hat, holding a long staff, possibly used for propelling boats or for knocking fruit and nuts from tall trees]