Railway Line at Takanawa (Takanawa tetsudō no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Railway Line at Takanawa (Takanawa tetsudō no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Railway Line at Takanawa (Takanawa tetsudō no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Triptych: Railway Line at Takanawa (Takanawa tetsudō no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Picture of the Railroad at Takanawa (Takanawa tetsudō no zu)

Games of Foreign Children (Gaikokujin kodomo yūgi no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Foreigners Drinking Alcohol (Gaikokujin sake no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Foreign Girls and Boys at Play (Gaikokujin danjo kodomo zo), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Inside a Foreign Restaurant (Ijin yashiki ryōri no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Triptych: Foreigners Enjoying Children's Kabuki at the Gankirō Tea House (Yokohama Gankirō kodomo te odori no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Foreigners Enjoying Children's Kabuki at the Gankirō Tea House (Yokohama Gankirō kodomo te odori no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Foreigners Enjoying Children's Kabuki at the Gankirō Tea House (Yokohama Gankirō kodomo te odori no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Foreigners Enjoying Children's Kabuki at the Gankirō Tea House (Yokohama Gankirō kodomo te odori no zu), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Triptych: Transit of an American Steam Locomotive (Amerika koku jōkisha ōrai), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Takanawa tetsudō jōkisha no zenzu

Tōkyō Takanawa kaigan jōkisha tetsudō hashiriyuki no sen zu

Transit of an American Steam Locomotive (Amerika koku jōkisha ōrai), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Transit of an American Steam Locomotive (Amerika koku jōkisha ōrai), published by Maruya Jimpachi

Transit of an American Steam Locomotive (Amerika koku jōkisha ōrai), published by Maruya Jimpachi

A Complete View of the Steam Locomotive on the Takanawa Railroad (Takanawa tetsudō jōkisha no zenzu)

Tōkyō Takanawa ōrai kuruma zukushi yukiai no zu

Diptych: Female Elephant from Central India (Tenjiku kudari daijōzō no zu), published by Otakuya Takichi

Foreigners Riding Along the Coast at Takanawa in the Eastern Capital (Tōtō Takanawa kaigen), from the series One Hundred Views of Famous Places in Various Provinces (Shōkoku meishō hyakkei), published by Uoya Eikichi

Newly Published View of a Performance at Sakaichō (Shinpan tōto Sakaichō ōshibai no zu)

Picture of the Steam Engine Railway in Yatsuyama, Tokyo (Tokyo Yatsuyama shita kaigan jokisha tetsudo no zu)

「末廣五十三次」「吉田」 「あさまたけ」「勢州」「下地」「豊川三川の一ツナリ」「吉田大橋長サ百廿間」

Rules for the Department of Young Ladies (Shōgaku Joreishiki zukai)

Toukyoufukameishozukushi、yorozuyobashi sozeiryou

Foreigners Watching Ships Depart of California, published by Tsujiokaya Kamekichi

Suehiro Fifty-Three Post-Stations of along the Tokaido Highway : Yoshida

Suketakaya Takasuke III as Matsuwakamaru, Iwai Kumesaburo III as the nun Seigen, and Sawamura Gennosuke III as Sota (Object)

Nihonbashi yuki-bare日本橋雪晴 ; Edo meisho mitsu no nagame (Series)

Improved Azuma Bridge

Suehiro Fifty-Three Post-Stations of along the Tokaido Highway : Yoshida

Rules for the Department of Young Ladies (Shōgaku Joreishiki zukai)

Tokyo City Proudful Spots:Edobashi Bridge Made of Stone

Murasakishikibugenjikaruta、ukifune

Ryogokubashi sekisho (Object); Edo hakkei (Series)

Nihon-Bashi yuki-bare (Object); Edo Meisho mitsu no nagame (Series)

『勅題 新年河』

The Capital (Edo) Takanawa Sengakuji Visiting the Raising of Curtain

Famous Places in Edo : Fine Day after Snow at Masaki

Azumanishikichuuyakurabe

東海道　五十三次之内. [9], 小田原　酒匂川かち渡し / 広重画Odawara Sakawagawa Kachiwatashi / Hiroshige-ga

Tokyo City Proudful Spots:Edobashi Bridge Made of Stone

Oteiroku, from the series "Fashionable Women as the One Hundred and Eight Heroes of the Water Margin (Fuzoku onna Suikoden, ippyakuhachinin no uchi)"

Yoroi no watari (Object); Edo meisho zue

「江戸名所三ツの眺」「日本橋雪晴」

Hilltop View from Yushima Tenjin Shrine (Yushima Tenjin sakaue tenbo), from the series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei)"