Actors Playing a Ken Game (with dance instructions)

Children Playing a Game

Naniwaya Okita and Takashima Ohisa playing a game of ken

(Children Playing Game with a Woman)

Playing a board game

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō IV as Sukeroku playing a game of kubiki (neck-pulling) with actors as Five Chivalrous Commoners

Courtesans Playing a Board Game

Man and Woman Playing Game, and Lady with Maid

Women playing a shell-matching game

A Man Playing Backgammon with a Lady

[Two men with long noses playing a game of go]

Japanese Girls Playing Game (Konkonchiki)

[Untitled] (Fan-shaped Painting of Ladies Sitting in a Pavillion Playing a Game)

Actor playing a woman with a fan in her mouth

Three kabuki actors dressed as lion-dogs and performing a dance

[Two men playing a game or gambling, possibly involving dice of some sort]

[Portraits of actors, often playing roles]

Group of Seven Boys Playing Go Game

Japanese Girls playing a favourite Game. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 October 1904)

Two Boys Playing Shogi with a Third Observer

Actors playing the parts of two Samurai

Playing the Game of Hanafuda (Flower Cards) in a Tea House

A Courtesan Watches a Kamuro Playing with a Ball

Three Courtesans, One Standing, One with a Pipe, and One Playing a Samisen

Dance Hat and Fan with Program for a Performance of Dance and Nagauta Music

「心学稚絵得」 競れは長し短しむつかしや

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Print

「俳家書画狂題」

Print

歌仙絵（斎宮女御）

「心学稚絵得」 おそろしいものをにやんとも

print; surimono

Utsusemi (Utsusemi), series Remembrance of the Fifty-four Chapters of Genji (俤源氏五十四帖)

「たばこや源七　三枡源之助」

Träsnitt, Bildkonst, Print, Woodcut, Woodblock

No. 7: The Bridal Procession (Koshi-iri), from the series "The Mouses' Wedding (Nezumi no yome-iri)"

Portrait of Notable Warriors and Flowers

Priest Yoshida Kenkō (Kenkō hōshi)

Number Four

當聖盛花鳥合 (Series)

「心学稚絵得」 よこしまな

Daikoku balancing rice bales, mallet, and rooster on his feet

古沼や

「百人一首繪抄」 「十六」「中納言行平」

風俗四季哥仙 庭の雪

「御誂絵馬尽」 「深川三十三間堂の額ノ内」

「傾城泉流合」「玉屋内小式部」 「傾城泉流合」「玉屋内」「小式部」

「葛飾廿四将」「源頼光」