Story of Prince Morinaga

Story of Prince Morinaga

Prince Moriyoshi (Morinaga)

Prince Daito-no-miya Morinaga

Morinaga shinnou

Morinaga shinnou goden

Hyoubukyou morinaga shinnou

Morinaga shinnou to kamakuraguu

Morinaga shinnou to kamakuraguu

Morinaga shinnou kainokuni isekikou

Morinaga shinnou to daichuu taigi no fuchibe yoshihiro

Morinaga shinnou to daichuu taigi no fuchibe yoshihiro

Formal Jacket and Trousers (Hitatare) Reportedly Owned by Imperial Prince Moriyoshi (Copy)

Letter by Cloistered Prince Manshuin-no-miya Ryojo

Letter from Tonsured Prince Manshuin no Miya Ryōjo

The Monk-Prince Shinnyo

Image of Tenjin captioned by Prince Yukihito

Tanzaku by Prince Toshitada

Letter by Prince Yukihito

Tanzaku by Prince Yoshihito

Letter by Prince Yukihito

Tanzaku by Prince Kunitaka

Letter by Prince Toshihito

Letter by Prince Toshihito

Tanzaku by Prince Sadaatsu

Story of Prince Morinaga

Memorial Portrait of the Actor Ichikawa Danjuro Ⅷ

Memorial Portrait of the Actor Ichikawa Danjuro Ⅷ

De Ide Tama rivier in de provincie Yamashiro

Courtesans Entertaining

The Lonely House at Adachigahara

Nitta Sa-chujo Yoshisada jurokki no eiyu to tomo ni Hyogo omote ni shutcho shite Takauji no rokujuman-ki to tatakau zu (Object)

Weergave van klederdracht in alle landen

Furyu Ningyo Figures from Legendary Tales ( Furyu Ningyo ) : The God Sarutahiko, the Goddess Uzumenomikoto and Adachi Baba

Treating serious diseases of internal and surgical medicine

De laatste aanval van de Kusunoki te Shijonawate

Picture of Shanaō Learning Martial Arts on Mount Kurama

Picture of the Fever of Taira no Kiyomori

Earth Spider Conjuring up Demons to Torment Minamoto Raiko ( Triptych )

Nishinomaru kôkyo shinkei (Object)

Träsnitt, Bildkonst, Print, Woodblock, Woodcut

Evening cool at Shinobugaoka

triptych print

Tokyo Famous Places:Azumabashi Bridge and Mukojima,True Sight

Views during the Four Seasons at Famous Places in Edo : Moon Light at Takanawa ( Triptich )

Kusunoki Masatsura : Loyal Fight at Shijonawate

Braving the Snow, the Japanese First Army Advances in the Province of Mukden (Dai Ichi Gun setchū Hōtenfu o yaburu)

「講談師玄蔵実ハ厂金文七」

De Ide Tama rivier in de provincie Yamashiro