[Palanquin or litter]

Japanese covered litter

Silhouetted palanquin bearers and man holding a torch

"Sumi-Tsubo" Inkstand Or Jar

"Sumi-Tsubo" Inkstand Or Jar

Footstool or table

Batsu or Hatsu

Bailer or Scoop

Knife or Sword

Stand or Container

Plate Or Tray

Book or Album

Plaque or Tray

Teapot (or winepot)

Surcoat or Vest

Comfit-Jar Or Bottle

Vase Or Bottle

Ladle or Spoon

Stand or Pedestal

Bettoes or grooms

Japanese Woman Being Carried On A Litter ; Japanese Men And Women

Jar or Fire-holder

Hearth Rakes or Combs

Priest Robe or Kesa

Long Ladle or Spoon

Carpenter's square, ink-line (chalk line), marker

[Needles or probes and a cautery]

Signs - candy

Adze & cleaver

[Religious or funeral ornaments]

[A Japanese woman sitting at a large loom, weaving]

Plan of house and garden

Toko [i.e., an alcove] with customary ornaments

[Swords and scabbards, banners and standards]

[Blue flower blossom and bud at the end of a stalk]

[Human-powered two-wheeled carts]

[Medical practitioner with patient]

[Spider and leaf on a spiderweb]

Mortar

（墨壺　曲尺）

Cultivator

Soroban (counting frames)

[Hand-held folding fan with circular design]

[Two images (top): shash and attachments for uniforms; (bottom): batons or ceremonial staffs]

Raincoat, umbrella hat, brush hook, spade, hoe, sickle

Signs

Drawing compass [with fine point brush]

painting; hanging scroll

Ink, ink stone and water pot