Ceremony for Tying on the Sash

Ceremony for Tying on the Sash (Hitachiobi no shinji), series Picturebook of the Bird of Poetry (絵本歌与美鳥)

A Courtesan tying her sash in the wind

Courtesan tying her sash, from the series Patterns of Four Seasons

Making paper cords for tying hair

'Kagaribi'. A courtesan tying her sash. From the series "Fashionable Comparisons Between Fans and ...

Cord for Tying Up Dead

The wedding ceremony

Opening the brazier for tea ceremony

Cord for tying ornamental knot around jar neck in shin style (shin nagao)

Cord for tying ornamental knot through jar lugs in shin style (shin chio)

Cord for tying ornamental knot through jar lugs in gyō style (gyō chio)

The Ainu bear ceremony [electronic resource].

Going to the Shrine for the Hakamagi Ceremony at the Shichigosan Festival

Cord for tying ornamental knot around jar neck in gyō style (gyō nagao)

Chabukusa (Fukusa for Tea Ceremony)

Woman Tying Her Hair (from the series Famous Restaurants of the Present Day)

Omuro ware freshwater jar for the tea ceremony

Mizusashi (Cold Water Container for the Tea Ceremony)

Mizusashi (Cold Water Container for the Tea Ceremony)

Keyblock for "Buddhism Outlook on the World"

A giant octupus in the million prayers ceremony

Brigadier Kenneth MacCormick and Mrs MacCormick leaving the church after the marriage ceremony, Egypt

Side Dish (Mokozuke) for the Tea-ceremony Meal (Kaiseki)

The Carpenters' Ridgepole-raising Ceremony

Ceremony for Tying on the Sash (Hitachiobi no shinji), series Picturebook of the Bird of Poetry (絵本歌与美鳥)

surimono; diptych print

名所江戸百景. [75], 神田紺屋町 / 広重画Kanda Konyachō / Hiroshige-ga

Hunting for Mushrooms

Omodaka Flowers, with poems by Tōjūrō, Fujii Kamejirō and Royu (?) seventy-five years old

神田紺屋町; 名所江戸百景 (Series)

triptych print

Visiting the Myoken Shrine

triptych print

This Morning's Autumn

This Morning's Autumn (right)

Pages from Kyoka Picture Book, Mountain upon Mountains (Ehon kyoka Yama mata yama), remounted in album form

Farmer and Son on the Way Home

紀伊徳川／南葵文庫

探幽／西行法師図

Kanda: Dyers' Quarter

「名所江戸百景」 「神田　紺屋町」

名所江戸百景・神田紺屋町

Procession of Women Carrying Palanquin

探幽／八景図

print

Shops, Selling the Famous Arimatsu Tie-dyed Cloth at Narumi, series Pictures of Famous Places on the Fifty Three Stations (五十三次名所図会(竪絵東海道))

A New Year's Dance

Passengers Disembarking Boat on the Way to Ōji Shrine (Ōji no michi)