Ikoku kotoba

Ikoku kotoba - rango

Foreign Words (Ikoku kotoba)

Ikoku kotoba - Amerika

Ehon kotoba no hana

A Pictorial Dictionary of American Words (Amerika kotoba osanu etoki)

Daishinban fuuryuu ikoku kotoba

Daishinban fuuryuu ikoku kotoba

The Great Elephant from a Foreign Land (Ikoku watari dai zo no zu)

[Ikoku monogatari] [異国物語] /. Smith-Lesouëf Japonais 3 (1) : jô 上

[Ikoku monogatari] [異国物語] /. Smith-Lesouëf Japonais 3 (2) : chû 中

[Ikoku monogatari] [異国物語] /. Smith-Lesouëf Japonais 3 (3) : ge 下

The Actor Ichikawa Yaozo II as Soga no Dozaburo (?) in the Play Kamuri Kotoba Soga no Yukari (?), Performed at the Ichimura Theater (?) in the First Month, 1776 (?)

Russians raising sheep for wool (Roshiajin rashamen kau no zu), from the series "Foreigners Drawn from Life (Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu)"

American Woman Playing an Accordion (Amerika nyokan akodeon wo hiku no zu), from the series "Foreigners Drawn from Life (Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu)"

Dutch Woman Making a Toast to Her Children (Oranda fujin kyosho aijido no zu), from the series "Foreigners Drawn from Life (Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu)"

The actors Onoe Matsusuke I as the ghost of the wet-nurse Iohata and Matsumoto Kojiro as Mokuemon, in the play "Tokubei of India: Tales of Strange Lands (Tenjiku Tokubei ikoku banashi)"

Box (tōbako)

The Actor Segawa Yujiro I as Osai, a Female Hairdresser, in the Play Kamuri Kotoba Soga no Yukari, Performed at the Ichimura Theater in the First Month, 1776

Chinese Man from Nanking Admiring a Fan (Shincho Nankinjin kansho Koshu ogi no zu), from the series "Foreigners Drawn from Life (Ikiutsushi ikoku jinbutsu)"

Lacquered Box (Kobako; Tebako)

Lacquered Box (Kobako; Tebako)

Lacquered Box (Kobako; Tebako)

Tobaksdosa, Tobak

Tobaksdosa, Tobak

Yokohama kyūjitsu - Orandajin yūkō

Amerikakoku

Ijin yashiki ryōri no zu

Atago yama chōbō

Gokakoku jinbutsu zue - Orandakoku

Shinchō Nankinjin kansho Koshū ōgi no zu

Ikoku kotoba - rango

Yokohama kyūjitsu - Oroshiyajin yūkō

Yokohama torai Amerika shōnin ryōko no zu

Gaikoku kodomo yugi no zu

Bushū Yokohama meishō zu - Amerika bijo, hatoba

Gaikokujin ifuku shitate no zu

Igirisukoku Rondon no zu

Amerikajin no zu - pansei nokamato

Bushū Yokohama meisho zu - Igirisujin

Ikoku kotoba - Amerika

Gaikokujin danjo kodomo asobi

Gaikoku jinbutsu zuga - Nankin, Furansu

Oranda, Amerika, Igirisu

Kanda Myōjin shanai

[Bernard Palissy, inventor of enamelled pottery]

Yokohama kyūjitsu Furansujin uma yūkō

Yokohama ijin shōkan zashiki no zu

Roshiyajin shirasha yō no zu