Monkey: Songokū (Saru: Songokū), series Brave Warrior for the ChineseTwelve Animal Zodiac

Ox: Kidōmaru (Ushi-Kidōmaru), series Brave Warrior for the ChineseTwelve Animal Zodiac

Tiger (Tora), series Brave Warrior for the ChineseTwelve Animal Zodiac

Boar: Emperor of Yūryak (Inoshishi: Yūryaku Tennō), series Brave Warrior for the ChineseTwelve Animal Zodiac

Saru: Monkey (The Ninth Sign of the Japanese Zodiac)

Monkey (Saru), from the series "Fashionable Twelve Signs of the Zodiac (Furyu juni shi)"

Modern Reproduction of "Monkey / September" (Saru / Nagatsuki), series Twelve Zodiac Images of Playing Children

Chinese Warrior Grappling with a Horse (Uma), from the series Twelve Zodiac Animals (Jūnishi)

Monkey: Koshindo Hall at Takanawa (Saru, Takanawa Koshindo), from the series "Famous Places in Edo Compared to the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac for the Ichiyo Circle (Ichiyoren Edo meisho mitate junishi)"

Jade Rabbit: Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, from the series One Hundred Aspects of the Moon

Two Women at the Entrance to a Shrine/ Tiger (Tora) -- Kagurazaka, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunpōsha Ebimaru and Bunbunsha

Couple at Kamejima/ Rabbit (U) -- Kamejima, from the series Allusion to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Buntōsha Morishige and Bunpukutei Mamenari

Saku, a Brave and Intelligent Girl of Thirteen from Tochigi who was Awarded Five Yen by the Prefectural Office for Rescuing a Baby from the River, No. 729 from the series The Postal Newspaper (Yūbin hōchi shimbun)

Tea House Hostess Standing by Rest Stand/ Snake (Mi) -- Ike no Hata, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunseisha Okizumi, Shimaoi Itohi

Woman Strolling to Marishiten Shrine/ Boar (I) -- Shitaya, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunkyosha Takamaru, Bunshukusha Otoyoshi

Saru (Object); Buyu mitate junishi (Series)

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「賢女烈婦伝」 「虎御前」

Tora Gozen (Object); Kenjo reppu den (Series)

Nihon hana zue

Ise monogatari (Series)

「久次　下り坂東重太郎」

Nakamura Nakazo I as the Daikagura lion dancer Kakube, in reality Oumaya no Kisanta, and Nakamura Tomijuro I as the female fox from Ubagatake (Object)

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Bo (Object); Buyu mitate junishi (Series)

支那服騎馬男女武者

支那服騎馬男女武者

「春遊娘七草」

Genjikumoukiyoeawase

[Geisha with Tissue Paper in Her Mouth]

Koshimotochidori iwaitojaku

A Woman with a Young Man Disguised

Juunikagetsunouchi、uzuki、bandoumitsugorou

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Horse Mackerel, Freshwater Prawns, and Seaweed

Onoe Kikugoroo

「日本万歳　百撰百笑」 「胴背焼潰し」

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

「おふね　沢村源之助」