<Japonisme>: The Wooden Dai-ko-ku Barge

<Japonisme>: Carved Wooden Mask

Barque de Dai-Ko-Ku, bois

Barque de Dai-Ko-Ku, bois

2-chome, Ohashi, Meguro-ku

Banmotsuehondaizennozu、ken（inu） ku ku onaji、ko（kitsune） ashi、ri（tanuki） i onaji

The Picture of Haguro Sanjo Dai-gongen, Koganedo

[Notes on the Picture Scroll Depicting the Arrival of the Black Ships]

The Large Landscapes: Wooden Region

Dai nihon senro saikenki

Dai tetsudouka ko kougaku hakushi minami kiyoshi kun no keireki

Wooden Tablet over the Kokubumon Gate, Todaiji Temple

Daikoku, One of the Gods of Good Fortune

The Deity Daikokuten

<The Large Landscapes>: Wooden Region (after Pieter Bruegel the Elder)

Ebisu, Daikoku, and Fukusuke Making a Wooden Clog (Geta) (Hikifuda Handbill)

Wooden model of the sword mounting of karadachi type

「宝船、夷、大黒」型紙

「宝船、夷、大黒」型紙

「宝船、夷、大黒」型紙

「宝船、夷、大黒」型紙

「宝船、夷、大黒」下図

「宝船、夷、大黒」下図

Daikoku, One of the Gods of Good Fortune

Exercise of Troops in a Temple Grounds in the Presence of the Imperial Commissioners