Ema. Glückwunsch zum Jahr des Affen 1992

Ema: Glückwunsch zum Jahr des Hahnes 1993

Ema: Zwei Affen

An den Bundesrat. Mitbericht des Eidg. Finanz- und Zolldepartements zum Bericht und Antrag des Eid...

Die wirtschaftliche Entwicklung Japans von der Niederlage 1945 bis zum Ende des Koreakrieges 1951 ...

Actor Iwai Hanshirō 4th as Otafuku with Young Boy and Ema Plaque Shrine Offering

(Letter of congratulations)

Buon Anno, Hiro

[`1943 A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Dutch at S...]

[`1943 A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Dutch at S...]

[`1943 A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Dutch at S...]

Untitled ('A Happy New Year')

Congratulations from Tokyo. Japanese airmen

Even Though She Looks Old, She Is Really Young

A queer source of amusement: A daughter of Japan playing a "Mamezo," a toy made of wood and beans

Mr. Quo Tai-chi. could give. She would fight for freedom to the bitter end. China now had 2,400,000 men in t...

Mariko: Selling the Famous Tororo Soup at the Station (Mariko; Ekijū meibutsu tororojiru o hisagu)

Ukiyonosuke Meets Ofuji and Osen at Ryushinzan Shrine, No. 1 from the book Elegant Erotic Mane'emon (Fūryū enshoku Mane'emon), vol. 1

The Actor Iwai Hanshiro IV as Otatsu-gitsune in the Play Nue no Mori Ichiyo no Mato, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the Eleventh Month, 1770

The Actors Segawa Kikunojo III as Okoma (right), and Arashi Sangoro III as the Hairdresser Obana Saizaburo (left), in the Play Koi Musume Mukashi Hachijo, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the Third Month, 1776

The Actors Arashi Koroku I as Makomo no Mae and Ichikawa Uzaemon VIII as Taira no Koremochi in the play "Shusse Momijigari," performed at the Ichimura Theater in the eleventh month, 1747

"You can come whenever you like - all you gotta do is ask" [Defence Minister Robert Ray talking to Japan's Emperor Hakihito] Pryor

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)

Ema: Jizô

Ema: Spielzeug-Schlange

Ema: Jizô 地蔵 Schutzgott der Kinder

Ema: Göttliches Pferd Kami no uma 神の馬

Ema: Mädchen reitet auf Tiger

Ema : Ôji Inari

Ema: Bodhisattva auf drei Pferden

Ema: Affe mit Hamaya-Pfeil 破魔矢

Ema: Sarugami 猿神

Ema: Gaukler

Ema: Darstellung Buddhas Amida-nyorai 阿弥陀如来

Ema: Torrii und Inari

Ema: Rind mit Päonie

Ema: Göttliches Pferd: Kami no uma (神の馬)

Ema: Kurikara-ryûô 倶利伽羅龍王 (Drachenkönig)

Ema: Drachenkopf mit goldener Kugel

Ema: Schiff des Futsuneshi no Ôkami 経津主大神の船

Ema: Yotsuwaribishi 四つ割り菱 und Hanabishi 花菱

Ema: Drei Hasen mit Shinto-Reifen

Ema: Mäuse mit Getreidesack und Torii

Ema: Affe mit Spielzeugpferd

Ema: Schlange Hebigami へび神

Ema: Kodakara to Anzankigan 子宝・安産祈願

Ema: Schlafender Mönch (びっしゅ) mit Mäusen