Travelling to the East

The Poet Ariwara Narihira Traveling East

Travelling the Dragon Coast to XuZhou (China)

Set of Sword Fittings: Menuki, Kogai, Kozuka, and Fuchigashira, Design of Ariwara no Narihira's journey to the eastern provinces

Parody of Ariwara no Narihira's Journey to the Eastern Provinces

Azumakudarinozu

東下りの図

[Narihira Going to Azuma]

[Narihira Going to Azuma]

Toyotomi Hideyoshi and his Five Wives on an Excursion to the East of Kyoto

Toyotomi Hideyoshi and his Five Wives on an Excursion to the East of Kyoto

Toyotomi Hideyoshi and his Five Wives on an Excursion to the East of Kyoto

Zelkova Street : View from the East Gate side [1]

Zelkova Street : View from the East Gate side [2]

Zelkova Street : View from the East Gate side [3]

Positive transaction leads to the success of East Asia

Amusement in the East

Sumo: Waiting to Enter the Ring

Voting to Establish Greater East Asia

Sword made to commemorate the outbreak of the Greater East Asia War

Cherry Blossom Viewing at the East Bank of the Sumida River

The Procession of the Emperor Going to Tokyo

Comb with Scene of the Poet Ariwara no Narihira Heading to the Eastern Provinces in Makie and Gold Inlay

Sakanoshita (From "Fifty-Three Stations Along the To(-)kaido(-) Road")

The Only Subway in the East Service between Ueno and Asakusa is Started

Tama River in Ide

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō V as Kagekiyo

文芸倶楽部 聚楽殿

文芸倶楽部聚楽殿

Moonlight [left of the pair Beauties in Spring]

Ladies of the Warrior Class

On the Shore of Shinobazu Pond

Portrait of Kusunoki Masashige

A Courtier Viewing Autumn Maples (Momijigari)

瀬川菊之丞図

新井君美像（模本）

Seagull (Miyakodori)

「花美人名所合」「龜戸臥龍梅」

Spring Snow at Torigoe Shrine in Asakusa

A Carpenter with his Tools, Probably a fragment from the Illustrations of Various Craftsmen (Shokunin zue)

Courtesan

Young Maidens

Illustration of a scene in Beneath the Oak (Shiigamoto), Chapter Forty-six from The Tale of Genji

Wake no Kiyomaro

Fuji Basin Scene/The Pure Red Shell (Masuogai), from the series Shell-Matching Game with Genroku Poets (Genroku kasen kai-awase), with poems by Kajuan Fukumaro and Shūchōdo Monoyama

Gathering Herbs, Modern Reproduction (Tsumikusa-zu)

Famous Scenes of Edo in the Four Seasons: Sumida River in Snow

「女礼式之内」「物品薦撤之部」 「女礼式之内物品薦撤之部」

Gathering Herbs, Modern Reproduction (Tsumikusa-zu)