Seven-syllable Quatrain by Konoe Iehiro

Five-Syllable Quatrain by Konoe Motohiro

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Rai Shiho

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Ikeno Taiga

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Rai Kyohei

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Takamori Saigan

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Nawa Kassho

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Karasumaru Mitsuhiro

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Sato Issai

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Nawa Kassho

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Yanagawa Seigan

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Karasumaru Mitsuhiro

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Kameda Bosai

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Takamori Saigan

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Rai Mikisaburo

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Yanagawa Seigan

Old Waka by Konoe Iehiro

Large Character by Konoe Iehiro

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Minagawa Kien

Waka Kaishi by Konoe Iehiro

One-Line Calligraphy by Konoe Iehiro

Copy of Ancient Calligraphy by Konoe Iehiro

The Red Cliff Ode Poem Scroll by Konoe Iehiro

Seven-Syllable Stanza by Kan Chazan

Five-Syllable Quatrain by Kan Tenju

Segment of Letter by Priest Jien

Poem on the Wind

calligraphy

Waka by Fujiwara Seika

和歌詠草「ありなれの」

慶應義塾は単に一所の学塾として自から甘んするを得す其目的は我日本国中に於ける気品の泉源智徳の模範たらんことを期し之を実際にしては居家処世立国の本旨を明にして之を口に言ふのみにあらす躬行実践以て全社会の先導者たらんことを欲するものなり　 以上は曾て人に語りし所の一節なり　福澤諭吉書

白井光太郎･葉書

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Ikeno Taiga

鄙事多能少年日　立身自笑却壊身　浴余閑坐肌全浄　曾是綿糸縫瘃人 （以下小字） 諭吉少小事母而執家事灌園採薪凡百力役無所不為冬日或有手足生皹瘃不堪疼痛則綿糸縫瘃裂之創口而灌以熱油創亦輙癒当時身体之屈強可知今則不然頃日浴後偶記感

Chinese-style Poem, “Maple Tree at Autumn Sunset”

Waka Kaishi by Shijo Takayasu

Ippongyo Waka Kaishi by Priest Shohan

calligraphy

鄙事（ひじ）に多能なりき少年の日は　立身して自（みずか）ら笑う却って身を壊（やぶ）るを　浴余閑坐して肌は全く浄（きよ）し　曾て是れ綿糸もて瘃（あかぎれ）を縫いし人 （以下小字） 諭吉は少小にして母に事えて家事を執り園に灌ぎ薪を採り凡百の力役為さざる所無し。冬の日に或は手足に皹瘃（あかぎれ）を生じ疼痛に堪えざるもの有らば則ち綿糸もて瘃裂の創口を縫いて灌ぐに熱油を以てす。創も亦輙（すなわ）ち癒ゆ。当時身体の屈強なること知る可し。今は則ち然らず。頃日浴後偶（たまた）ま感を記す。

平瀬作五郎･葉書

Tatsuta-gire (Wakan Roeishu, Vol.1)

日出之東日没西　春風万里五雲斉　帝京朝賀人已散　台北台南鶏未啼 丙申元旦

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Takamori Saigan

Leaf from Album Depicting the Sixteen Lohans (Arhats)

Seven-Syllable Two-Line Poem by Yamaoka Tesshu

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Rai Shiho

Leaf from Album Depicting the Sixteen Lohans (Arhats)

Waka Kaishi by Higashikuze Hirotaka

Buddhist Verse by Isshi Bunshu