Kookoku nijuushikoo Ookubo Hikozaemon Tadanori

Ōkubo Hikozaemon Tadanori Rescuing Tokugawa Ieyasu

Ookubo hikozaemon

Ookubo hikozaemon

Ookubo hikozaemon

Tonchi ookubo hikozaemon

Ookubo hikozaemon : kiketsu

Tonchi no ookubo hikozaemon

Ookubo hikozaemon no jissetsu

Ōkubo Hikozaemon Tadataka

Ookubo hikozaemon : tonchi kokkei

Ookubo hikozaemon : yomikiri koudan

Ookubo hikozaemon shokoku manyuuki

Ookubo musashi abumi hikozaemon kouseki no ki

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Ōkubo Hikozaemon Tadanori Rescuing Ieyasu on the Battlefield

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Ōkubo Hikozaemon Tadanori Rescuing Ieyasu on the Battlefield

「大日本名将鑑平惟茂」 「大日本名将鑑」

Kookoku nijuushikoo Tamiyaboo Taroo Munechika

Ebisu and Daikoku's Triumphal Return from the Russo-Japanese War (Hikifuda Handbill)

頼政　ぬえを撃つ

頼政　ぬえを撃つ

「郵便　報知新聞　第六百四十七号」

Genjigumo ukiyo e-awase Takekawa

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Seichuu gishi den [Nineteen]: Uramatsu Handayuu Takanao

Genjigumo ukiyo e-awase Agemaki

Osono Attacks Keyamura Rokusuke Thinking He Had Killed Her Father

The Yubin Hochi Newspaper Issue623

Two Women of Nojiri Who were Set Upon while Travelling, Robbed, Tied to Trees, and Eaten by Wolves, No. 623 from the series The Postal Newspaper (Yūbin hōchi shimbun)

The Yubin Hochi Newspaper Issue729

The Yubin Hochi Newspaper Issue623

「善悪三拾六美人　阿英の方」

Kusunoki Tatewaki Masatsura Rescuing Ben no Naishi, from the series Twenty-Four Accomplishments in Imperial Japan (Kōkoku nijūshikō)

「程義経恋源」「一代鏡」 「三略伝」「第二」

Kookoku nijuushikoo

Seichuu gishi den [Forty-four]: Mase Chuudayuu Masaaki

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