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Great Perfection of Wisdom Sutra (Daihannya-haramitta-kyō), known as “Yakushiji-kyō,” Scroll 157

Gigaku Mask Karura (Garuda)

Buddha at Birth

Hand Drum Body

Inkstone

Ash Glazed Dish

Ash Glazed Dish

Inkstone

Fragment of a Duck-Shaped Inkstone

Inkstone

Sovereign Kings of the Golden Light Sutra (Konkōmyō-saishōō-kyō), Scroll 2

Fragment of the Illustrated Sutra of Cause and Effect (E-inga-kyō), Scroll 4, Part 1

Fragment of Sutra of the Wise and Foolish (Kengu-kyō), known as “Ōjōmu,” Scroll 10

Ewer

Short Necked Jar

Standing Bodhisattva

Standing Kannon-Bosatsu (s:Avalokitesvara)

Seated Deity with Eleven Heads　

Child as Protector of a Deity

Shasuiki Lidded Bowl

Zukoki Lidded Bowl

Rokki Bowl and Saucer

Bowl with Rolled Rim

Tea Container with Green Glaze, known as AOGAKI

Seated Deity in the Guise of a Priest

Globular Censer

Flat Quiver with Phoenix and Hōsōge Floral Motifs

Seated Amida Nyorai

Amitabha

Scroll of the Buddhist Cannon, known as Jingoji Sutra

Sutra wrapper

“The Former Deeds of Bodhisattva Medicine King,” Chapter 23 of the Lotus Sutra

Sutra Jar

Sutra Container

Fragment of the Lotus Sutra (Hokke-kyō) Decorated with Jeweled Pagodas, known as “Togakushi-gire”

Lotus Sutra (s: Saddharma-pundarika Sutra), Volume 8

Sutra wrapper

Sutra Jar

Reproduction of Heike Nokyo Sutra: 10. “Hosshinhon,” by Tanaka Shinbi

Fragment of the Genryaku Kohon Version of the Man'yoshu

Fragment of Poem Anthology Zoku-Kokinwakashu, known as ROKUJOGIRE attributed to Fujiwara no Yukinari

Fragment of Poem Anthology Reikashu, known as KOUSHIGIRE

Fragment of Scroll 4 of the Katsura Version of the Man'yoshu (Toganoo-gire)

Ishiyama-gire, Tsurayukishū vol. 2

Kōya-gire, Type 1

Naniwa-gire

Ranshibon Man’yōshū-gire

Hari-gire

Ishiyama-gire, Iseshū

Yamana-gire

Tea Scoop, named "Buji Buji," by Takuan Sōhō

Shinnari Kettle with Moonflower Design

Album of Textile Fragments

Incense Container of Kai-awase Shells

Poems from Kokin wakashu, known as“Sunshoan Shikishi”

Mizusashi Fresh Water Jar

Chaire Tea Container with Lugs, named “Honda”

Chaire Tea Container with Lugs

Chaire Tea Container with Horizontal Lines, named “Ōmiyabito”

Kōetsu Teabowl

Tenmoku Teabowl

Low Cylindrical Teabowl

Letter by Kobori Enshū

Fragment of Choju jinbutsu giga (Frolicking Animals and Figures), ko scroll

Bugaku Dance Mask: Ryōō

Inkstone Box with Design of Salt Makers and Plovers

Large Drum Cylinder with Bag Motif Makie Decoration

Drum Body with Lotus Pond Design

Writing Desk with Ivy-Covered Path Design

Kochō Dance Wings

Cypress Fan

Koōigimi, from “Portraits of Thirty-Six Immortal Poets”

Tebako Cosmetics Box with Chrysanthemum Design

Scenes from The Tale of Genji

Pair of Standing Hina Dolls

Album of “Portraits of Thirty-Six Female Immortal Poets”

Album of Textile Fragments, “Kanshō shifu”

Waka Poems with Pines, by Cloistered Imperial Prince Sonchō; underdrawing　attributued to Tawaraya Sōtatsu

Scene from the “Torinoko” Chapter of The Tales of Ise, Attributed to Tawaraya Sōtatsu

Preface of Senzai wakashū Poetry Anthology

Fragment from Shinkokin wakashū Poetry Anthology

“The Wormwood Patch” from The Tale of Genji, attributed to Tawaraya Sōtatsu

Scene from the “Yamashina no Miya” Chapter of The Tales of Ise, Attributed to Tawaraya Sôtatsu

Sutra Box with Design of the Moon over the Mountains, By Hon’ami Koetsu

Inkstone Box with Japanese Cypress and Deer Design, Attributed to Hon’ami Koetsu

Illustrated Scrolls of The Tale of Genji, by Sumiyoshi Gukei

Tanzaku with Waka Poem, Calligraphy by Hon’ami Kōetsu; design by Tawaraya Sōtatsu

Set of Long Square Dishes

Fan-shaped Kenzan Mukozuke with Various Designs

Ceramic Tiles with Waka Poem Designs

Kenzan Mukozuke with Tatsutagawa Design

Lidded Bowl with Silver Grass Design

Saikū no Nyōgo, from “Portraits of Thirty-Six Immortal Poets,” By Ogata Kenzan