ToKUGAWAThe Tokugawa Art Museum Collection: Treasures of the Owari Tokugawa Family
List of works

Organizers: ABENO HARUKAS Art Museum, The Tokugawa Art Museum, The Yomiuri Shimbun/With the sponsorship of: Iwatani Corporation, SHIMIZU CORPORATION, DAIWA HOUSE INDUSTORY CO., LTD.
Notes
・The same works numbers are used in both the catalogue and the galleries, but the works are not displayed in numerical order.
・The following marks indicate: ◉ National Treasure, ◎ Important Cultural Property as designated by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology,○ Important Art Object as approved by the Ministry of Education before 1949.
・Some works may be rotated during the exhibition period. Exhibition lineup may change as circumstances require.
・Works with missing numbers will not be exhibited at the Osaka venue. Works marked with * in the work number will only be exhibited at the Osaka venue.
・Works are on view throughout the exhibition period unless otherwise indicated. The rotation schedule is as follows:[Term ①] 4/27〜 5/26 [Term ②] 5/28 〜6/23* Only the National Treasure “The Tale of Genji Illustrated Scrolls”[Term ① -1] 4/27 - 5/12 [Term ① -2] 5/13 - 5/26 [Term ② -1] 5/28 - 6/9 [Term ② -2] 6/10 - 6/23
・All works be in the possession of the collection of Tokugawa Art Museum

Chapter 1: Martial Spirit—The Trappingsof Warriors

1-1
Portrait of Tokugawa Ieyasu as a Shintō Deity Tōshōdaigongen, hanging scroll, colors on paper.
Traditionally attributed to Kanō Tan'yū.
Edo period, 17th c.
Owned by the 7th lord of Owari, Tokugawa Muneharu.
Term①
1-2
Portrait of Tokugawa Ieyasu as a Shintō Deity Tōshōdaigongen, hanging scroll, colors on paper.
Copied by Sakurai Kiyoka.
Shōwa period, 1937.
Original owned by Tokugawa Art Museum.
Term②
2-1
Portrait of Tokugawa Yoshinao, hanging scroll, colors
on paper.
Copied by Sakurai Kiyoka.
Shōwa period, 1937.
Original owned by Shōjōji Temple.
Term①
2-2
Portrait of Tokugawa Yoshinao, hanging scroll, colors
on paper.
Copied by Sakurai Kiyoka.
Shōwa period, 1937.
Original owned by Shōjōji Temple.
Term②
3
Helmet and Armor, silver coat and white lacing.
Edo period, 17th c.
Worn by the 1st lord of Owari, Tokugawa Yoshinao.
5*
Battle Baton with white yak fur, maki-e lacquered
handle.
Edo period, 17th c.
Owned by the 1st lord of Owari, Tokugawa Yoshinao.

7*
Sword Mounting for Tachi Long Sword, itomaki
wrapped silk-cord type, nashiji lacquer.
Edo period, 1761.
8
Battle Drum, with wood frame constructed to be
carried on the back.
Momoyama-Edo period, 16th-17th c.
Owned by Tokugawa Ieyasu.

16
Sword Mounting for Katana Long Sword, black
lacquered scabbard.
Edo period, 1856.
Owned by the 14th lord of Owari, Tokugawa
Yoshikatsu.
Term①

9
Torch.
Momoyama-Edo period, 16th-17th c.
Owned by Tokugawa Ieyasu (attr.).

17
Sword Mounting for Wakizashi Short Sword, black
lacquered scabbard.
Edo period, 1855.
Owned by the 14th lord of Owari, Tokugawa
Yoshikatsu.
Term①

11*
Tachi Long Sword, known as "Ō-samonji."Inscription: Sa.
Nanbokuchō period, 14th c.
Owned by Tokugawa Ieyasu, Toyotomi Hideyori, the
3rd Tokugawa Shogun Iemitsu, the 1st lord of Owari,
Tokugawa Yoshinao and Matsudaira Yoshimasa.

18
Sword Mounting for Katana Long Sword, fish bone
inlay, black lacquered scabbard.
Edo period, 1857.
Owned by the 14th lord of Owari, Tokugawa
Yoshikatsu.
Term②

12
Katana Long Sword.
Inscription: Muramasa.
Muromachi period, 16th c.
Owned by Tokugawa Ieyasu and the 1st lord of Owari,
Tokugawa Yoshinao.

19
Sword Mounting for Wakizashi Short Sword, fishbone inlay, black lacquered scabbard.
Edo period, 1854.
Owned by the 14th lord of Owari, Tokugawa
Yoshikatsu.
Term②

14*
Wakizashi Medium Sword, known as "Namazuotōshirō."Inscription: Yoshimitsu.
Kamakura period, 13th c.
Owned by Oda Nobukatsu, Toyotomi Hideyoshi,
Hideyori, Tokugawa Ieyasu and the 1st lord of Owari,
Tokugawa Yoshinao.
15
Tantō Short Sword, known as "Ōsaka Nagamei
Masamune."
Inscription: Masamune of Sōshū, 8th day, 3rd year of
Karyaku.
Kamakura period, 1328.
Owned by Hosokawa Yūsai, Toyotomi Hideyoshi,
Hideyori, Tokugawa Ieyasu and the 1st lord of Owari,
Tokugawa Yoshinao.

20
Mitokoromono Sword Fittings, log bridge design, copper.
Traditionally attributed to Gotō Yūjō (the 1st
generation head of Gotō family).
Muromachi period, 15th c.
21
Menuki Sword Fitting, Chinese lion and peony design, gold.
Traditionally attributed to Gotō Jōshin (the 3rd
generation head of Gotō family).
Muromachi period, 16th c.
22
Kōgai Sword Fitting, sparrow and bamboo design,
copper and gold.
Traditionally attributed to Gotō Sōjō (the 2nd
generation head of Gotō family).

Muromachi period, 16th c.
23
Kozuka Sword Fitting, dragon and dagger design,
copper and gold.
Traditionally attributed to Gotō Kōjō (the 4th
generation head of Gotō family).
Momoyama period, 16th c.
24
A Pair of Tsuba Sword Guards, phoenix andpaulownia design, gold and silver on copper alloy.
Inscription: Kikuoka Mitsutoshi, insignia.
Edo period, 19th c.
25
A Pair of Tsuba Sword Guards, rabbit cutout design, iron.
Inscription: work of Norisuke of Bishū.
Edo period, 19th c.
26
Bow, rattan wrapped on wood.
Edo period, 18th c.
Owned by the 9th lord of Owari, Tokugawa Munechika.
27
Quiver, aoi crest design, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 17th c.
Owned by the 1st lord of Owari, Tokugawa Yoshinao.
Term①
28
Quiver, bearskin.
Edo period, 18th c.
Owned by the 9th lord of Owari, Tokugawa Munechika.
Term②
29
Matchlock, iron.
Inscription: Made by Noda Kiyotaka, a day in 10th
Month, 16th Year of Keichō.
Barrel: Edo period, 1611.
Owned by Tokugawa Ieyasu.
30
Matchlock, iron.
Inscription: Made by Shibatsuji, a day in 11th Month,
8th Year of Kanbun.
Barrel: Edo period, 1668.
31
Cannon, dragon shape, copper alloy.
Edo period, 17th c.

Chapter 2: Elegance—Tea, Noh, andIncenseTea
32* ◎Waka Poem written on Kaishi Paper, known as"Kumano Ruigaishi," hanging scroll, ink on paper.
By Fujiwara no Kintsune.
Kamakura period, 1200.
Owned by Inoue Kaoru.
Donated by the Okaya family.
Term②
34*
Fragment known as "Boshin-gire" from the Poetry
Anthology Wakan-rōeishū, hanging scroll, ink on
decorative paper.
By Fujiwara no Koreyuki.
Heian period, 12th c.
Donated by the Okaya family.
Term①
36*
Fisherman and Boat in the Rain, hanging scroll, ink

on paper.
Painting and poetic inscription by Priest Ikkyū Sōjun.
Muromachi period, 15th c.
Term①
39*
Calligraphy of two large characters "Ojima," hanging
scroll, ink on paper.
By priest Seigan Sōi.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term②
41*
Vegetables, hanging scroll, colors and ink on silk.
By Ch'en-yu.
China, Ming dynasty, 15th c.
Term①
42*
Landscape, hanging scroll, ink on silk.
Traditionally attributed to Muqi.
China, Ming dynasty, or Korea, Joseon dynasty, 16th c.
Term②
44
Tea Jar, named "Kinka," stoneware.
China, Southern Song-Yuan dynasties, 13th-14th c.
Owned by the Rokkaku family, Oda Nobunaga,
Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Matsui Yūkan, Tokugawa Ieyasu,
Yorinobu and Matsudaira Yorizumi.
45
Tea Caddy, named "Akaneya,"eggplant shape, stoneware.
China, Southern Song-Yuan dynasties, 13th-14th c.
Owned by Akaneya Yoshimatsu, Tokugawa Ieyasu andthe 1st lord of Owari, Tokugawa Yoshinao.
46
Tea Caddy, named "Tsutsui,"katatsuki square-shouldered type, Seto ware.
Muromachi period, 16th c.
Owned by Tsutsui Junkei and the 1st lord of Owari,
Tokugawa Yoshinao.
47
Tea Bowl, known as "Hoshi-kensan,"tenmoku type, oil-spot glaze, stoneware.
China, Southern Song dynasty, 12th-13th c.
48
Tea Bowl, floral arabesque design, blue and white.
China, Ming dynasty, 15th-16th c.
Owned by the 3rd Tokugawa Shogun Iemitsu and the
2nd lord of Owari, Tokugawa Mitsutomo.
49
Tea Bowl, named "Mishima-oke,"mishima type, carved and inlaid decoration,
Buncheong ware.
Korea, Joseon dynasty, 16th c.
Owned by Sen no Rikyū (attr.), Dōan, Shōkadō Shōjō,
and the 1st lord of Owari, Tokugawa Yoshinao.
50
Tea Bowl, named "Ōgōrai,"
ido type, stoneware.
Korea, Joseon dynasty, 16th c.
Owned by Atagi Fuyuyasu and the 1st lord of Owari,
Tokugawa Yoshinao.
51 ◎Tea Bowl, named "Fuyugare,"Oribe ware.
Edo period, 17th c.
Donated by the Okaya family.
52
Tea Bowl, hakuan type, pottery.
Edo period, 17th c.
Donated by the Okaya family.

54*
Tea Scoop, named "Chinkyaku," bamboo.
By the 4th Urasenke Sensō Sōshitsu.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term②
55*
Tea Scoop, named "Mado no take," bamboo.
By Kobori Enshū.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term①
57
Flower Vase, named "Kine-no-ore,"kinuta fulling-block shape, bronze.
China, Yuan-Ming dynasties, 14th-15th c.
Owned by Asano Yoshinaga, Tokugawa Ieyasu and the
1st lord of Owari, Tokugawa Yoshinao.
58
Tea Kettle, famous eight landscapes design,
Ashiya type, cast iron.
Muromachi period, 16th c.
59
Water Jar, shape of pail with handle, auspicious
motif, blue and white.
China, Ming dynasty, 16th-17th c.
Owned by the 12th lord of Owari, Tokugawa Naritaka.

Noh61*
Noh Mask, Ōtobide, painted Japanese cypress wood.
Edo period, 17th-18th c.
Term①
63*
Noh Mask, Heida, painted Japanese cypress wood.
Traditionally attributed to Jiun'in.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term②
64*
Noh Mask, Jidō, painted Japanese cypress wood.
By Kawachi Daijō Ieshige.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term②
65*
Noh Mask, Ko-omote, painted Japanese cypress wood.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term①
69*
Noh Costume, Chōken Jacket, phoenix design, purple
silk gauze.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term①
70*
Noh Costume, Happi Surcoat, crane-diamond andpaulownia design, gold brocade on brown silk.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term②
73*
Noh Costume, Karaori Outer Robe, peony spray on
pine-bark diamond lattice design, white silk.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term②
74*
Noh Costume, Atsuita-Karaori Robe, sacred wheel,cedar lightning bolt and cloud design, pale blue, lightgreen and brown rung-dyed silk.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term①
76*
Kyōgen Mask, Usofuki, painted Japanese cypress wood.
Edo period, 18th c.

Term②78*
Kyōgen Mask, Saru (Monkey), painted Japanesecypress wood.
Edo period, 18th-19th c.
Term①
80*
Noh and Kyōgen Costume, Hitatare Jacket andTrousers, crane and tortoise on varied diamond
design, dyed white hemp.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term①
82*
Noh Costume, Suō Jacket and Trousers, water
stream pattern, dyed light indigo hemp.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term②
84*
Kyōgen Costume, Kataginu Jacket, rope andspiderweb design, dyed brown and light indigo hemp.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term②
86*
Kyōgen Costume, Kataginu Jacket, wave and sandbar
beach design, dyed white hemp.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term①
88*
Fan for Noh play, paulownia and phoenix design,colors on paper.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term①
91*
Fan for Noh play, shell and wave design, colors on paper.
Edo period, 19th c.
Owned by the 14th lord of Owari, Tokugawa
Yoshikatsu.
Term②
92
Noh Headband, clematis design in embroidery on
white silk.
Edo period, 18th-19th c.
Term①
93
Noh Headband, aoi and maple design in embroidery
on rung-dyed silk.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term②
94
Noh Headband, scattered fans design on brown silk.
Edo period, 19th c.
Inherited by the Hitotsubashi Tokugawa family.
Term②
95
Noh Headband, wisteria design, embroidery on redsilk.
Edo period, 18th-19th c.
Term①
96
Noh Sash Belt, flower in the interlocking circle latticedesign on gilt silk.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term②
97
Noh Sash Belt, potted plum, cherry, wisteria tree
design, embroidered light blue silk.
Edo period, 18th-19th c.
Term①

98
Crown for Noh Play, in the shape of dragon.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term②
99
Crown for Noh Play.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term②
100
Property for Noh Play, clematis scroll design, maki-elacquer.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term②
101
Property for Noh play, autumn grass design, maki-elacquer.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term②
102
Nohkan Flute for Noh Play.
Edo period, 17th-18th c.
Term①
103
Kotsuzumi Hand-drum for Noh Play, evening glory
design, maki-e lacquer.
By Yazaemon.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term①
104
Ōtsuzumi Hand-drum for Noh Play, vine design,
maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 18th-19th c.
Term①
105
Taiko Drum Body for Noh Play, young pine and cranedesign, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 19th c.
Term①

Incense107*
Kyara, Incense Wood, named "Ran" or "Fujibakama."
One of a set of four famous incense woods.
108*
Kyara, Incense Wood, named "Hatsune."
One of a set of four famous incense woods.
109*
Kyara, Incense Wood, named "Shiragiku."
One of a set of four famous incense woods.
110*
Kyara, Incense Wood, named "Shibafune."
One of a set of four famous incense woods.
114
Incense Burner, named "Chidori,"
porcelain with celadon glaze.
China, Southern Song dynasty, 13th c.
Owned by Tokugawa Ieyasu and the 1st lord of Owari,
Tokugawa Yoshinao.
Term①
115
Incense Burner, shape of a mandarin duck,
gilt copper alloy.
China, Ming dynasty, 15th-16th c.
Term②
116
Covered Box with Incense Matching Game Utensils,
autumn grass design, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 18th c.

Owned by Chigaku-in Kunihime, daughter of the 8thlord of Owari, Tokugawa Munekatsu.
Term①
117
Board for Incense Competition Game,
chrysanthemum-stem design with aoi crest, maki-elacquer.
Edo period, 19th c.
Owned by Shunkyō-in Sachigimi, wife of the 11th lordof Owari, Tokugawa Nariharu.
Term②
118
Incense Jar and Stand, chrysanthemum-stem design
with aoi crest, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 19th c.
Owned by Shunkyō-in Sachigimi, wife of the 11th lordof Owari, Tokugawa Nariharu.
Term①
119
Incense Burner and Stand, chrysanthemum-stem
design with aoi crest, maki-e lacquer.
Owned by Shunkyō-in Sachigimi, wife of the 11th lordof Owari, Tokugawa Nariharu.
Term②
120
Portable Box for Incense, chrysanthemum-stem
design with aoi crest, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term①
121
Utensils for Cutting Incense Wood, chrysanthemumstem design with aoi crest, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 18th c.
Owned by Shunkyō-in Sachigimi, wife of the 11th lordof Owari, Tokugawa Nariharu.
Term①
122
Stand for Cutting Incense Wood, chrysanthemumstem design with aoi crest, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 18th c.
Owned by Shunkyō-in Sachigimi, wife of the 11th lordof Owari, Tokugawa Nariharu.
Term①
123
Covered Box with Incense Utensils, chrysanthemumstem design with aoi crest, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 19th c.
Owned by Shunkyō-in Sachigimi, wife of the 11th lordof Owari, Tokugawa Nariharu.
Term②
124
Portable Box for Incense, flowers and birds in thefour seasons design, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 17th-18th c.
Term②
125 ◎
A Set of Incense Utensils, fence and plum tree withaoi crest design, silver.
Edo period, 17th c.
Owned by Reisen-in Chiyohime, wife of the 2nd lordof Owari, Tokugawa Mitsutomo.
127*
Incense Container, peony design, carved red andgreen lacquers.
China, Ming dynasty, 16th c.
128*
Incense Container, autumn grasses design, maki-elacquer.
Muromachi period, 15th c.

130
Incense Container, in the shape of wooden clappers,
design of fans and Chinese characters, blue andwhite.
China, Ming dynasty, 16th-17th c.
Owned by the 12th lord of Owari, Tokugawa Naritaka.

145* ◎
Bowl for Medicine Liquid, aoi crest and octagonallattice design, gold.
Edo period, 1639.
Owned by Reisen-in Chiyohime, wife of the 2nd lordof Owari, Tokugawa Mitsutomo.

131
Incense Container, folding fan shape, overglazed
polychrome enamels.
China, Ming dynasty, 17th c.
Owned by Sen Sōtan (attr.) and the 2nd lord of Owari,
Tokugawa Mitsutomo.

146*
Inkstone Box, design of Izutsu, derived from achapter of the Tales of Ise, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 17th c.
Owned by the 4th lord of Owari, Tokugawa
Yoshimichi.

132
Incense Container, design of chrysanthemum andhelmet, Shino ware.
Edo period, 17th c.

152*
Go Board Game Set, chrysanthemum-stem with aoi
crest design, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 17th c.
Owned by Shunkyō-in Sachigimi, wife of the 11th lordof Owari, Tokugawa Nariharu.

133
Incense Container, grampus shape with gold glaze,
Raku ware.
By the 10th Raku Tan'nyū.
Edo period, 19th c.
Owned by the 12th lord of Owari, Tokugawa Naritaka.

Chapter 3: The Pursuit of Beauty
135*
Furisode Robe, vertical wave and bouquet design,
embroidered on red silk.
Edo period, 19th c.
Inherited by the Kii Tokugawa family.
Matsuzakaya collection.
Donated by Daimaru Matsuzakaya Department Stores
Co. Ltd.
Term②
136*
Kosode Robe, Goshodoki court style design, pale blue
crepe silk.
Edo period, 19th c.
Worn by Teitoku-in Kanehime, wife of the 14th lord of
Owari, Tokugawa Yoshikatsu.
Term①
138
A Pair of Containers for Painted-Shell Matching Game
and Awasegai Clam Shells for the game.
Edo period, 1780.
Owned by Seisō-in Yorihime, wife of Tokugawa
Haruyuki, son of the 9th lord of Owari, Tokugawa
Munechika.
Term①
139
Comb Cabinet and Accessories, pine, bamboo andscattered aoi crest design, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term②
140
Water Basin and Stand, pine and bamboo with aoi
crest design, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term②
141
Covered Box for Tooth Dyeing Tools, pine and bamboo
with aoi crest design, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term②
144* ◎
Kettle for Medical Decoction, aoi crest and octagonallattice design, gold.
Edo period, 1639.
Owned by Reisen-in Chiyohime, wife of the 2nd lordof Owari, Tokugawa Mitsutomo.

153*
Sugoroku Board Game Set, chrysanthemum-stemwith aoi crest design, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 17th c.
Owned by Shunkyō-in Sachigimi, wife of the 11th lordof Owari, Tokugawa Nariharu.
154*
Shōgi Board Game Set, chrysanthemum-stem withaoi crest design, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 17th c.
Owned by Shunkyō-in Sachigimi, wife of the 11th lordof Owari, Tokugawa Nariharu.
155*
A Pair of Containers for Goishi Stone Pieces for Go
Board Game, aoi crest and wave design, maki-elacquer.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term①
156*
A Pair of Containers for Goishi Stone Pieces for Go
Board Game, peony design, carved red lacquer.
China, Ming dynasty, 15th-16th c.
Term②
157*
Folding Calligraphy Album, named "Shimo-no-furiha,"
ink on decorative paper.
Nara-Edo period, 8th-17th c.
159
Extract of Poetry Anthology Shinsen-rōeishū,
handscroll, ink on decorative paper.
By the Northern Dynasty 5th Emperor Goen'yū.
Nanbokuchō period, 14th c.
Term①
160
Extract of Poetry Anthology Shin-Goshūiwaka-shū,
handscroll, ink on paper.
By Prince Ryōshō.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term②
161*
Folding Album of the Thirty-six Immortal Poets,colors and ink on paper.
Calligraphy by court nobles.
Picture by Sumiyoshi Gukei.
Edo period, 17th c.
163
Karuta Playing Cards based on One Hundred Famous
Waka Poems, with fence and chrysanthemum designcontainer, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 19th c.
164
Extract of Poetry Anthology Wakan-rōeishū, pair of

six-fold screens, ink on paper.
By Konoe Nobutada.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term①
165
Extract of Poetry Anthology Kobun-shimpō andShinkokin-wakashū, pair of six-fold screens, ink on
decorative paper.
By Shōkadō Shōjō.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term②
166
Rice Cultivation, pair of six-fold screens, ink on paper.
By Kanō Tan'yū.
Edo period, 17th c.
Term①
167
New Year's Ceremony and Winter Solstice Ceremony
at the Imperial Palace, pair of six-fold screens, colors
on paper.
By Itaya Keishū.
Edo period, 18th c.
Term②

Special Exhibitis:
 The Hatsune Furnishings(National Treasure)
169* ◉
Portable Cosmetic Box for travelling, Hatsune motif
taken from The Tale of Genji, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 1639.
Owned by Reisen-in Chiyohime, wife of the 2nd lordof Owari, Tokugawa Mitsutomo.
Term①
171* ◉
Portable Inkstone Box, Kochō motif taken from The
Tale of Genji, maki-e lacquer.
Edo period, 1639.
Owned by Reisen-in Chiyohime, wife of the 2nd lordof Owari, Tokugawa Mitsutomo.
Term②

Special Exhibits: The Tale of Genji
Illustrated Scrolls (National Treasure)
174* ◉
Text and Picture of Chapter 44, Takekawa (Bamboo
River) I, from The Tale of Genji Illustrated Scrolls,
colors and ink on decorative paper.
Heian period, 12th c.
Term①-1
176* ◉
Text and Picture of Chapter 48, Sawarabi (Early
Ferns), from The Tale of Genji Illustrated Scrolls,
colors and ink on decorative paper.
Heian period, 12th c.
Term①-2
178* ◉
Text and Picture of Chapter 49, Yadorigi (The Ivy) III,
from The Tale of Genji Illustrated Scrolls, colors andink on decorative paper.
Heian period, 12th c.
Term②-1
179* ◉
Text and Picture of Chapter 50, Azumaya (The
Eastern Cottage) II, from The Tale of Genji Illustrated
Scrolls, colors and ink on decorative paper.
Heian period, 12th c.
Term②-2