Arranging Flowers (Ikebana), from the series The Appearance of Upper-Class Women of the Edo Period (Tokugawa jidai kifujin no sugata)

Arranging Flowers (Ikebana), from the series The Appearance of Upper-Class Women of the Edo Period (Tokugawa jidai kifujin no sugata)

Arranging Flowers (Ikebana), from the series The Appearance of Upper-Class Women of the Edo Period (Tokugawa jidai kifujin no sugata)

Triptych: Arranging Flowers (Ikebana), from the series The Appearance of Upper-Class Women of the Edo Period (Tokugawa jidai kifujin no sugata)

Woman Red with White Chrysanthemums, from the series The Appearance of Upper-Class Women of the Edo period (Tokugawa jidai kifujin no sugata)

Resembling a Branch (Eda ni utsusu), from the series The Appearance of Upper-Class Women of the Edo Period (Tokugawa jidai kifujin no sugata) -- Woman with a Doll

Ladies of the Tokugawa (?) Period

Ladies of the Tokugawa (?) Period

Ladies of the Tokugawa (?) Period

Modern Reproduction of "The Style of an Upper Class Woman"

Women’s Activities of the Tokugawa Era

Picture of the Upper Class (Jōbon no zu), series Three Ranks of Young Women According to Their Fashions

Modern Reproduction of "The Farmer Class" (Nō), series The Four Social Classes

Nihon meiga kan: Tokugawa jidaiMaruyama Okyo: Collection of Japanese famous paintings; Tokugawa period 1615-1867

Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period (Bushō kisei-zu), in Six Volumes

Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 4

Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 5

Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 6

Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 3

Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period (Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 1

Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 2

Appearing Sleepy, Behavior of a Harlot of the Meiji Period

Looking suitable: the appearance of a geisha of the licensed quarters in the Koka era (1844-1848), from the ...

Looking inquisitive: the appearance of a maid of the Temp era (1830-1844), from the series Thirty-two Aspect...

Dark: A Housewife of the Meiji Period (1868-1912) Extinguishing Lantern

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The Third Month

「局政岡　尾上梅幸」

Hour of the Monkey [4pm] (Saru no koku), from the series “The Twelve Hours in Yoshiwara” ("Seiro juni toki tsuzuki")

Fuuryuu waka sanjin Center

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「千代田＃大奥お庭あるき」 「千代田の大奥(月見の宴)(三枚続)」

Courtesan Gazing at a Foreign Ship

「見立松竹梅の内」「たなばたの竹」

Tamagawa River in Hagi (Hagi no Tamagawa), from the series Six Tama Rivers (Roku Tamagawa no uchi)

Flower (Hana)

Yoyoyama of Matsubaya

「妻早咲　中村福助」「一子力若　市川英太郎」「斎藤太郎左衛門　市川団十郎」

「宮当世見立三十歌花撰」「模様の阿ざみ」「清水詣景清」

Umegawa Chuubee

「上陽」「小童」「高妓」「新妓」

Ariwara no Narihira, from the series "Fashionable Children as the Six Immortal Poets (Furyu kodakara rokkasen)"

Geisha Koyuka of the Utema with a Flowery Hat, Holding Two Drumsticks

Fuuryuu kodakara gosekku

Tookei sanjuuroku kaiseki Saruwakamame : Imado Ariakeroo

Ebisu God (The God of Wealth)

Yakusha jigao mitate [?] [?] Chūshingura

Fuuryuu mitate rokkasen

Matsubaya Shintaku Misebiraki (Series)