[Drinking Tea for Good Luck]

[Drinking Tea for Good Luck]

[Drinking Tea for Good Luck]

Good luck legend for avoiding measles

Good luck legend for avoiding measles

Good Luck ( Fuku ) : The Chinese General Kakushigi

Good Luck ( Fuku ) : The Chinese General Kakushigi

Two Men Drinking Tea

charm, good luck

charm, good luck

charm, good luck

charm, good luck

Tea caddy, "Zuicho (bird of luck)", choshitsu

Small bowl with design of Chinese children and characters for good luck and longevity

A Collection of Happiness, Customs in the East : "Good Luck In"

Small bowl with design of plum blossoms, spirals, and characters for good luck and longevity

Beauty Dreaming of Good Luck

Seven Gods of Good Luck

Drinking Tea

Taste for the Tea Ceremony

Bowl for Green Tea

Fukusuke, the Symbol of Good Luck

Chintz Cloth Bag for Tea Chest (with Tea Chest)

Box for tea utensils

Tea Bowls for the New Year

[Drinking Tea for Good Luck]

[Drinking Tea for Good Luck]

「ゐとし」

Print

Analogs of Beautiful Women of Ancient Japan ( Wakoku Bijin Yakushishu ) : The Court Lady Uma no Naiji

Iwai Tojaku/Ichikawa Ebizoo

[Nakamura Tamashichi]

Seichuu gishi den Six: Yoshida Sadaemon Kanesada

Hasebe sanshi (Shoku Nihongi), from the series Twenty-Four Japanese Paragons of Filial Piety for the Honchō Circle (Honchōren honchō nijūshikō), with poem by Harunoya Naritake

Two Women and a Boy Seated by a Brazier

Courtesans of Maruya, from the book "Mirror of Beautiful Women of the Pleasure Quarters (Seiro bijin awase sugata kagami)," vol. 2

Lovers Spied upon by a Little Boy

Seichuu gishi den Nakamura Kansuke Tadatoki

Beauties by Veranda

Gobake no uchi Onoe Tamizoo

Liefdesgedicht voor Kirinoya Monzo

The Thirty-six Immortal Poets: Fujiwara no Motozane

Su (Object); Ukiyo Rikugei Ryaku (Series)

「幡すゐ長兵へ　市川団十郎」

Americans at the Drum Bridge of the Kameido Tenjin Shrine

Zwei Mädchen vor einem Spiegelapparat

A Japanese woman writing

東京帝国大学図書印

Hōjō Yasutoki (Azuma kagami), from the series Twenty-Four Japanese Paragons of Filial Piety for the Honchō Circle (Honchōren honchō nijūshikō), with poems by Ikenoya Kamemori and Takinoya Kiyome