List of National Treasures of Japan (writings: Japanese books)
Monogatari, Japanese-Chinese poetry, setsuwa
There are ten National Treasures of six works of Japanese prose and mixed Chinese-Japanese poetry compiled from between the early 9th and the first half of the 13th century.

List of National Treasures of Japan (writings: Japanese books)

Section Title: Monogatari, Japanese-Chinese poetry, setsuwa
Table Section Text: There are ten National Treasures of six works of Japanese prose and mixed Chinese-Japanese poetry compiled from between the early 9th and the first half of the 13th century.

Name	Authors	Remarks	Date	Format	Present location	Image

Nihon Ryōiki (日本霊異記) vol. 2, 3	unknown	Japan's oldest collection of Buddhist setsuwa. Until its discovery in 1973 there was no complete text of the Nihon Ryōiki.	late Heian period, 12th century	Two bound books (vol. 2, 3), ink on paper	Raigō-in (来迎院), Kyoto	-

Nihon Ryōiki (日本霊異記) vol. 1	unknown	Japan's oldest collection of Buddhist setsuwa. A copy of the second volume housed at Raigō-in (来迎院), Kyoto is also a National Treasure.	Heian period, 904	One handscroll (17 pages), ink on paper, 29.6 cm × 870 cm (11.7 in × 342.5 in)	Kōfuku-ji, Nara, Nara	-

Tosa Diary (土左日記 tosa no nikki)	transcription by Fujiwara no Tameie	Faithful transcription of the 10th century original by Ki no Tsurayuki	Kamakura period, 1236	One bound book, ink on paper, 16.8 cm × 15.3 cm (6.6 in × 6.0 in), 50 pages	Osaka Aoyama Junior College (大阪青山学園 Ōsaka Aoyama gakuen), Minoh, Osaka	-

Tosa Diary (土佐日記 tosa nikki)	transcription by Fujiwara no Teika	Faithful transcription of the 10th century original by Ki no Tsurayuki	Kamakura period, 1235	One bound book, ink on paper	Maeda Ikutokukai, Tokyo	Tosa nikki copied by Teika.JPG

Illustration of the Three Jewels (三宝絵詞 Sanbō Ekotoba)	unknown	Illustrated interpretation of the three important concepts of Buddhism: Buddha, Dharma, Sangha; copy of an original by Minamoto no Tamenori (源為憲) (?	Kamakura period, 1273	Three books, ink on paper, 27.5 cm × 16.7 cm (10.8 in × 6.6 in)	Tokyo National Museum, Tokyo	-

Wakan rōeishū in ashide-e technique (芦手絵和漢朗詠抄 ashide-e wakan rōeishō)	Fujiwara no Koreyuki (藤原伊行)	Combination of script and decorative motifs (ashide-e technique): reeds, water fowl, flying birds, rocks and wheels, in navy blue, greenish-blue, brownish-red and silver	late Heian period, 1160	Two handscrolls, ink on paper, 27.9 cm × 367.9 cm (11.0 in × 144.8 in) and 27.9 cm × 422.9 cm (11.0 in × 166.5 in)	Kyoto National Museum, Kyoto	-

Wakanshō, second volume (倭漢抄下巻 wakanshō gekan), Konoe edition	attributed to Fujiwara no Yukinari	Written on paper imprinted with motifs of plants, tortoise shells and phoenix in mica	Heian period, 11th century	Two handscrolls, ink on decorative paper with five-colored design (彩牋 saisen)	Yōmei Bunko, Kyoto	-

Wakan rōeishū (倭漢朗詠抄 wakan rōeishō), fragments of second volume or Ōtagire (太田切)	attributed to Fujiwara no Yukinari	Handed down in the Ōta clan, daimyōs of the Kakegawa Domain	Heian period, early 11th century	Two handscrolls, ink on decorated paper (gold drawings on paper printed and dyed), height: 25.7 cm (10.1 in), lengths: 337.3 cm (132.8 in) and 274.4 cm (108.0 in)	Seikadō Bunko Art Museum, Tokyo	-

Anthology of Tales from the Past (今昔物語集 Konjaku Monogatarishū)	unknown	Collection of tales	late Heian period	Nine books bound by fukuro-toji (vol. 2, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 17, 27, 29)	Kyoto University, Kyoto	-

Commentary on The Tale of Genji (源氏物語奥入 Genji Monogatari okuiri)	Fujiwara no Teika	Oldest extant commentary on The Tale of Genji	Kamakura period, c. 1233	One handscroll, ink on paper	private, Kyoto	-

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Two of Nihon Ryōiki are designated National Treasures: Kōfuku-ji, 904 (National Treasure) Raigō-in, late Heian period (National Treasure).

final_sentence: Two of Nihon Ryōiki are designated National Treasures: Kōfuku-ji, 904 (National Treasure) Raigō-in, late Heian period (National Treasure).