A Pair of Poems from Manyoshu by Kato Chikage

Waka by Kato Chikage

Seated Kato Chikage

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Chikage ou hitsu kokinshuu jo

Single-line Calligraphy by Kato Akitomo

Amagasaki-gire (Segment of Manyoshu Vol.12)

Three poems from the Collection of Poems Ancient and Modern (Kokin wakashū)

Selected Poems from Shinsen Roeishu by Sangoku Hikkaido

Waka poems from the Collection of Poems of a Thousand Years, Continued

Three Poems from the Collection of Poems Ancient and Modern (Kokin wakashū), one of the Araki Fragments (Araki-gire)

Senzai Wakashu (Collection of Japanese Poems of a Thousand Years)

Page from the Sekido-bon Version of the “Collection of Poems Ancient and Modern” (Sekido-bon Kokinshū

Fragment from the Miyoshi Edition of Senzai Wakashu (Collection of Japanese Poems of a Thousand Year

Poems from Wakan Roeishu (Collection of Japanese and Chinese Poems) on a Pair of Screens

Three poems from the Collection of Poems Ancient and Modern (Kokin wakashū), known as the “Imaki Fragment” (Imaki-gire)

One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets ( Hyakunin Isshu ) : A Poem by Oe no Chisato

One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets ( Hyakunin Isshu ) : A Poem by Oe no Chisato

One Hundred Poems Explained by a Nurse: Fujiwara no Michinobu

Poems from the “Collection of Poems Ancient and Modern,” known as the “Murasame Fragments (Murasame-gire)

Sacred Name of Two Deities of Poetry by Jikyo

Ten Rakan Examining a Painting of White-Robed Kannon

Twenty Nō Plays (Yōkyoku nijūban), 16th of 20 Volumes

Twenty Nō Plays (Yōkyoku nijūban), 14th of 20 Volumes

Letter by Ikeno Taiga

Twenty Nō Plays (Yōkyoku nijūban), 7th of 20 Volumes

Letter by Hayashi Razan

Commentary on Vajracchedikā-sūtra, by priest Kūkai

（柳亭種彦記)

Letter by Sakurai Motosuke

Twenty Nō Plays (Yōkyoku nijūban), 15th of 20 Volumes

Draft Kaishi by Jimyoin Mototaka

Five-Syllable Quatrain by Konoe Motohiro

Clearing after Snow

“Paintings by Taigadō with Colophons”

Letter by Fujiwara Seika

Seven-Syllable Quatrain by Rai Mikisaburo

Letter by Kobori Enshu

calligraphy

Collection of Renowned Female Poets (Meien shisen shū)

柴田貞夫宛柴田晴子葉書（小包きた。無事学校へ入る）

Detached Segment of Ruiju Koshu

Waka Kaishi by Gojo Tamezane

覚（飯米等送付願）

Hiragana Letter by Shimazu Iehisa

Waka Kaishi by Sanjonishi Kin-eda