Special Exhibition

First half of exhibition [ Rotation Ⅰ ]: October 8 – October 30
Latter half of exhibition [ Rotation Ⅱ ]: November 1 – November 27

List of Works
No.

Title

ArtistPeriod anddate of production

Materials andproduction techniques

ProvenanceRotations

1

Poets from Different Eras in a Poetry MatchingGame, Ariwara no Narihira and Gokyōgoku
Yoshitsune

Inscription attributed to Fujiwara
no Tameie(1198-1275)

Kamakura period,
13th century

Hanging scroll, ink on
paper

Kyoto National Museum

Rotation Ⅰ

Rotation Ⅱ

2Important Art Object

Ariwara no NarihiraBy Iwasa Matabei (1578-1650)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Hanging scroll, colors
and ink on paper

Idemitsu Museum ofArts

3

Important Art Object

Illustrated Tales of Ise,
Section 24 “The Sacred Bow” (Azusa yumi)

By Iwasa Matabei (1578-1650)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Hanging scroll, colors
and ink on paper

Private collector

4Ariwara no Narihira (from the Illustrated Bookof the Thirty-six Immortal Poets)

By Tosa Mitsuoki (1617-91)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Folio from two books,colors and ink on silk
(painting)/ink onpaper (text)

Umi-Mori Art Museum

Rotation Ⅰ

5

Ariwara no Narihira (from the Illustrated Bookof the Thirty-six Immortal Poets)

By Sumiyoshi Jokei (1599-1670)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Folio from book,colors and ink on silk

Kuboso Memorial
Museum of Arts, Izumi

Rotation Ⅱ

6

Narihira Viewing Mount Fuji

By Sumiyoshi Gukei (1631-1705)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Hanging scroll, colorsand ink on silk

Kuboso Memorial
Museum of Arts, Izumi

Rotation Ⅱ

7

Ariwara no Narihira (from The Three Immortal
Poets)

Attributed to Maruyama Ōkyo(1733-95)

Edo period, 18thcentury

One of three hanging
scrolls, colors and ink
on paperKosetsu Museum of Art

Rotation Ⅰ

Tales of Ise

Attributed to Nijō Tameuji(1222-86)

Kamakura period,
13th century

Book, ink on paper

National Institute ofJapanese Literature

9

Tales of Ise

Attributed to Sesonji Yukitada(1286-1350) and Yukifusa (d. 1337)

Kamakura toNanbokuchō
period, 13th-14thcentury

Book, ink on paper

Kosetsu Museum of Art

10

Illustrated Tale of Genji on Decorative Paper,“The Picture Contest” (E-awase)

Tosa school

Edo period, 17thcenturyHanging scroll, ink on
paper

Sakai City Museum

Rotation Ⅰ

11

Illustrated Tales of Ise on Decorative Paper, “ThePicture Contest” (E-awase)

Attributed to Tosa Mitsuyoshi(1539-1613)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Hanging scroll, ink on
paper

Private collector

Rotation Ⅱ

12

Illustated Folios of Tales of Ise on Folding
Screens

Muromachi toMomoyama period,
16th century

Pair of six-fold panels,
colors and ink on
paper

Suntory Museum of Art

Right hand
screen : RotationⅠ
Left hand screen :Rotation Ⅱ

13

Illustrated Books of Tales of Ise (SagaEdition, Section 2)

Edo period, dated
Keichō 13 (1608)

Two woodblock-printedbooks, ink on paper

National Institute ofJapanese Literature

14

Illustrated Folios of Tales of Ise on Folding
Screens

Edo period, 17thcentury

Pair of six-fold panels,
colors and ink onpaper

Kuboso Memorial
Museum of Arts, Izumi

Left hand screen :Rotation Ⅱ
Right hand screen :RotationⅠ

15

Illustrated Handscroll of Tales of Ise withPrinted Sutra on Reverse, Sections 9 “MountUtsu” (Utsu no yama), 23 “Edges of a Well” (Tsutsuizutsu), and 27 “Shadow in the Washbasin” (Taraino kage)

Kamakura period,
13th century

Woodblock-printed
handscroll, ink on
paper

The Museum Yamato
Bunkakan

Rotation Ⅱ16

Illustrated Handscroll of Tales of Ise with
Printed Sutra on Reverse, Section 25 “Cutting theField” (Takaran)

Kamakura period,
13th century

Woodblock-printed
hanging scroll, ink on
paper

Santokuan

Rotation Ⅰ

Illustrated Handscroll of Tales of Ise

Kamakura period,
13th-14th century

Handscroll, colors andink on paper

Kuboso Memorial
Museum of Arts, Izumi

10/25~11/6

Edo period, dated
Tenpō 9 (1838)
Original handscrolls:
Kamakura period,
early 14th century

One of threehandscrolls, colorsand ink on paper

Tokyo National Museum

817

Important Art Object

Important Cultural
Property

18

Variant Illustrated Handscroll of Tales of Ise,
Volume 2 (reproduction)

19

Illustrated Folio of Tales of Ise

Nanbokuchōperiod, 14thcentury

Seventeen folios,
colors and ink on
paper

Kosetsu Museum of Art

20

Illustrated Handscrolls of Tales of Ise

Later half ofMuromachi period,
16th century

Three handscrolls,
colors and ink onpaperPrivate collector

21

Illustrated Handscrolls of Tales of Ise

Later half ofMuromachi period,
16th century

Three handscrolls,
colors and ink onpaper

Private collector

By Kanō Osanobu (1796-1846), etal

22

Illustrated Folding Screen of Tales of Ise

Muromachi toMomoyama period,
16th century

Two-panel folding
screen, colors andink on paper

Private collector

23

Illustrated Books of Tales of Ise

Edo period, firsthalf of 17th century

Two books, colorsand ink on paper

Umi-Mori Art Museum

24

Illustrated Handscroll of Tales of Ise

Edo period, circa
18th century

Handscroll, ink andgold paint on paper

National Institute ofJapanese Literature

25

Illustrated Tales of Ise on Decorative Paper,
Section 6 “The Akuta River”(Akutagawa)By Tawaraya Sōtatsu (d. ca. 1640)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Hanging scroll,colors and ink on
paper

The Museum Yamato
Bunkakan

Rotation Ⅱ

26

Illustrated Tales of Ise on Decorative Paper,
Section 12 “Musashi Plains” (Musashino)

By Tawaraya Sōtatsu (d. ca. 1640)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Hanging scroll,colors and ink on
paper

Idemitsu Museum ofArts

Rotation Ⅰ

27

Illustrated Tales of Ise on Decorative Paper,Section 49 “The Younger Sister of Wakakusa”(Wakakusa no imo)

By Tawaraya Sōtatsu (d. ca. 1640)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Hanging scroll,colors and ink onpaper

Idemitsu Museum ofArts

Rotation Ⅱ

28

Illustrated Tales of Ise on Decorative Paper,
Section 12 “Decorated Rice Cakes” (Kazarichimaki)

By Tawaraya Sōtatsu (d. ca. 1640)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Folio, colors and inkon paper

Private collector

29

Illustrated Tales of Ise on Decorative Paper,Section 81 “The Hermitage in Kawara” (Kawarano in)

By Tawaraya Sōtatsu (d. ca. 1640)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Folio, colors and ink
on paperKyoto National
MuseumRotation Ⅰ

30

Ilustrated Folding Screens of Tales of Ise

Attributed to Tawaraya Sōtatsu(d. ca. 1640)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Pair of six-foldpanels, colors andink on paper

Sen-oku Hakukokan
MuseumRight hand
screen : RotationⅠ
Left hand screen :Rotation Ⅱ

31

Illustrated Books of Tales of Ise (Nara Pictureedition)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Three books, colorsand ink on paper

National Institute ofJapanese Literature

32

Illustrated Partition of Tales of Ise, Section 87“Nunobiki Falls” (Nunobiki no taki)
Reverse: Birds and Flowers

By Maruyama Ōzui (1766-1829)
Reverse by Genki (1747-1797)

Edo period, datedKansei 7 (1795)

Single-panel
partition, colors andink on paper

Kosetsu Museum of Art33

Illustrated Tales of Ise on Decorative Paper(reproduction)

By Namikawa Hosen (n.d.)

Edo period, 19th
century

Hanging scroll,colors and ink onpaper

Tokyo National Museum34

Important Cultural
Property

Segment from Illustrated Handscroll of Tale of
the Lieutenant General Sagoromo

Kamakura period,
14th century

Hanging scroll,colors and ink on
paperTokyo National Museum

Rotation Ⅰ

35

Important Cultural
Property

Segment from Illustrated Handscroll of Tale of
the Lieutenant General Sagoromo

Kamakura period,
14th century

Hanging scroll,colors and ink on
paperTokyo National Museum

Rotation Ⅱ36

Illustrated Handscroll of Tale of the Lieutenant
General Sagoromo (reproduction)

By Kanō Osanobu,et al(1796-1846)

Edo period, 19thcentury

Handscroll, colorsand ink on paper

Tokyo National Museum37Later Collection of Gleanings of Japanese Poems(Goshūi wakashū)Attributed to Emperor
Go-Kōgon (1338-74)

Kamakura period,end of 13th-early
14th century

Two books, colors
and ink on paper

Private collector

38

Moriyasu Edition of Illustrated Handscrolls ofthe Tale of Genji, Text of the “Sacred Tree”(Sakaki) Chapter

Volume I: Inscribed by
Zuishin'in Saki no Daisōjō
Eigon (1622-64) and Minamotono Toshinaga (1611-77)
Volumes II-VI: Inscribed byMinamoto no Toshinaga

Edo period, 17thcentury

Six handscrolls, inkon paper

Private collectorReference image

Moriyasu Edition of Illustrated Handscroll of theTale of Genji, Scene from the “Sacred Tree”(Sakaki) Chapter, Scroll 2, Section 4

Edo period, 17thcentury

Folio, colors and ink
on paperPrivate collector

Reference image

Moriyasu Edition of Illustrated Handscroll of theTale of Genji, Scene from the “Sacred Tree”(Sakaki) Chapter, Scroll 5, Section 4

Edo period, 17thcentury

Folio, colors and ink
on paperMetropolitan Museumof Art

Reference image

Moriyasu Edition of Illustrated Handscroll of theTale of Genji, Scene from the “Sacred Tree”(Sakaki) Chapter, Scroll 6, Section 1

Edo period, 17thcentury

Folio, colors and ink
on paperMetropolitan Museumof Art

Reference imageMoriyasu Edition of Illustrated Handscroll of theTale of Genji, Scene from the “Sacred Tree”(Sakaki) Chapter, Scroll 6, Section 3

Edo period, 17thcentury

Folio, colors and ink
on paperPrivate collector

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41

Important Cultural
Property

Illustrated Tale of Genji on Decorative Paper,“Sacred Tree” (Sakaki) Chapter

Tosa school

Edo period, 17thcentury

One of twenty-sevenfolios, colors and ink
on paperSakai City MuseumMoriyasu Edition of Illustrated Handscroll of theTale of Genji, “The Safflower” (Suetsumuhana)
Chapter, Volume 1

Inscribed by YoshitsujiSuekata (1630-68) andNishiike Suemichi (1619-93)

Edo period, 17thcentury

Handscroll, colors
and ink on paper

Ishiyama-dera Temple

Edo period, 17thcentury

Pair of six-foldpanels, colors andink on paper

Nara University

Illustrated Folding Screens of the Tale ofGenji

Rotation Ⅱ

Right hand
screen : RotationⅠ
Left hand screen :Rotation Ⅱ