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HARU NO MACHI BANSUZUKI STREETS IN SPRING, TOW STREET PERFORMERS.
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Picture Book of Ancient Japanese Children's Songs (Ehon yamato-warabe), 2nd of 3 Volumes
Nishikawa Sukenobu 西川祐信, Mid Edo period, 1724
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Illustrated Guide to Seventy-Two Types of Weather (Shichijūni-kō e-shō), 2nd of 3 Volumes
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Book of Transom Designs in Three Volumes
Ranma Zushiki, Mid Edo period, 1734
Thread-bound, printed books; ink on paper in indigo paper cover, brown slip case
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Act II (Nidanme), from the series The Storehouse of Loyal Retainers, a Primer (Kanadehon Chūshingura)
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Tokaido meisho zue, Vol. 2
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Woodblock-printed book; ink on paper
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Collection of Pictures of Famous Places in the Capital (Miyako meisho zue), authored by Akizato Ritō
Takehara Shunchōsai, Mid Edo period, 1787
One of a set of four thread-bound, woodblock-printed books; ink on paper
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Terashima in Snow (Yuki ni kureru Terashima), from the series Twelve Views of Tokyo (Tokyo jūnidai)
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Haiku Composed by Kabuki Actors in Celebration of New Year's Day
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First Division Approaching Fengtian (Daiichigun Hōten-fu shingeki no zu)
Ogata Gekkō, Meiji period, dated 1894
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