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Untitled diptych of a woman in snow
Diptych of a beautiful woman in snow, by Kunisada, ca. Bunka 12 - Tenpō 13 (1815-1842)?
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Taishokan (The Great Woven Cap)
An early illustrated edition of Taishokan, ca. early Edo period (1600-1700)?
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▶ Classic Illustrated Books

Yaso Taiji Baka Shinnyū (Extermination of the Christians: Infiltration of the Idiots)
A fascinating record of the behaviours of Japanese Christians, Meiji 14 (1881).
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Itazura Burinkī (Naughty Blinky), Ōkikunatta Burinkī (Blinky Grows Up), Burinkī to Nattsī (Blinky and Nutsy)
Japanese translations of Dorothy Wall's classic Australian Blinky Bill series, Shōwa 48-59 (1973-1984).
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▶ Translations of Western Texts

Manji (Quicksand)
A lesbian romance written with a stream-of-consciousness technique inspired by Joyce's writings, Shōwa 6 (1931).
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▶ Japanese Literature

Firefighting gear from Setagaya, Tokyo
Six pieces of firefighting gear, hand embroidered, ca. Meiji to early Shōwa period (1880-1920s)?
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Deku no Bō (Blockhead)
From Kiyochika's series on the Sino-Japanese War, Meiji 27 (1894).
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Ryū Eifuku no Hitoshinan (Liu Yongfu Deep in Thought)
From Kiyochika's series on the Sino-Japanese War, Meiji 28 (1895).
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Tegarabanashi (Bragging)
From Kiyochika's series on the Sino-Japanese War, Meiji 28 (1895).
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Zensei Meigi-zoroi (Full Cast of the Most Popular Geisha)
Geisha playing cards, by Yoshiiku, Meiji 2 (1869).
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Kiso Kaidō Rokujūkyū-tsugi (Sixty-Nine Stations of the Kiso Road)
Seventy woodblock-printed scenes of the Kiso Road, by Eisen and Hiroshige, Taishō 10 (1921).
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Seihō Ippinshū (A Collection of Masterpieces by Seihō)
Stunning large-format designs by Takeuchi Seihō, Shōwa 12 (1937).
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▶ Modern Art and Design Books

Hittatsu Sensei Bokumyō (Exquisite Paintings by Teacher Hittatsu
A beautiful hand-painted scroll, with a postscript by Suzuki Fuyō, Bunka 10 (1813).
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▶ Paintings & Scrolls

Tama Kagami (Mirror of Treasures)
Over fifty stunning designs by Kobayashi Gyokunen, Meiji 34 (1901).
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▶ Modern Art and Design Books

Otoshidama (New Year's Gift)
An advertisement for a newspaper, magazine, and shipping company, featuring a calendar for 1894, Meiji 26 (1893).
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Tōshitsu (Ceramics and Lacquerware)
Designs for ceramics and lacquerware, by Nakamura Shūho, Meiji 43 (1910).
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▶ Modern Art and Design Books

Tennen Hyakkaku (Tennen's Hundred Cranes)
Cranes, by Kaigai Tennen, Meiji 34 (1901).
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▶ Modern Art and Design Books

Sakigake (The Forerunner): Issue Eleven
A magazine of designs for textiles and lacquerware, advised by Sekka and Kōkyō and managed by Kōrin, Meiji 34 (1901).
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▶ Modern Art and Design Books

Sakigake (The Forerunner): Issue Six
A magazine of designs for textiles and lacquerware, advised by Sekka and Kōkyō and managed by Kōrin, Meiji 34 (1901).
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▶ Modern Art and Design Books

Shinsaku Dodoitsu: Rokoku Seibatsu (New Dodoitsu Poems on the Crushing Defeat of Russia)
Poems in various styles on the Russo-Japanese War, Meiji 37 (1904).
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▶ Japanese Literature

Shina Taiji: Nihon Ryūkōbushi (Popular Japanese Songs on the Extermination of China)
On the First Sino-Japanese War, illustrated by Kiyochika, Meiji 27 (1894).
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▶ Japanese Literature

Majinai Hyakkajo (One Hundred Charms)
Charms and spells for ailments and common problems, ca. late Edo period (1840-60s)?
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Kaichū Jūhō (Important Treasures, Pocket-Sized)
Astrological calendars, with volvelles, ca. late Edo to early Meiji period (1840-60s)?
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Manpō Eitai Shin-zassho: Nihon-zu-iri; Saigō Chōhōki (New Miscellany of Countless Eternal Treasures, with a Map of Japan; Useful Record of Year Names)
Portable information on fortune-telling, astrology, dates, and geography, ca. mid to late Edo period (1750-1770s)?
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Kokkei Ō-A Gaikō Chizu = A Humorous Diplomatic Atlas of Europe and Asia
A satirical world map featuring Russia as the Black Octopus, Meiji 37 (1904).
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Natsu no Sugatami (Full-Length Mirror of Summer's Beauty)
Thirty-two amusing expressions on summer, Meiji 30 [1897].
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Chinbun Kanbun (Curious Pieces of Nonsense News)
Issues 1-8 of a scarce Ōsaka-based periodical, Meiji 10 [1877].
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Ushiya Zōdan Aguranabe: Ichimei Doronken (Beef-Shop Small-Talk: Cross-Legged (at a Beef) Pot)
Robun's famous satire on Western customs, [preface dated Meiji 4 (1871)].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Kanzeon Reigenki Hyakuban Mokuroku (Record of the Miracles of Kannon: Index of the One Hundred Pilgrimage Sites)
A collaboration between collaboration of acclaimed artists Toyokuni III and Hiroshige II, [Ansei 6 (1859)].
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Untitled hikifuda (advertisement)
An unused advertisement print designed by Kyōsai, [ca. early Meiji period (1870-80s)?].
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Minken Hizakurige (A Journey Through Civil Rights)
One of the most overtly political works Kyōsai illustrated, Meiji 15 [1882].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Chinshō Shinshi (New Magazine of Rare Laughs)
Featuring a woodblock-printed upper wrapper by Kyōsai, Meiji 11 [1878].
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Renpō Shōritsu (Commercial Law of the Federation)
By Harvard law professor Theophilus Parsons, illustrated by Kyōsai, Meiji 6-7 [1873-1874].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Tsūzoku Isoppu Monogatari (Aesop's Popular Fables)
The most widely known Japanese version of the Aesopica, Meiji 5-6 [1872-1873].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Kappa Sōden Kyūrizukai (A Kappa's Talks on Science: How to Use Cucumbers)
A parody of Fukuzawa Yukichi's Western science textbook, [preface dated Meiji 5 (1872), but printed Meiji 15 (1882)].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Seiyō Dōchū Hizakurige: Bankoku Kōkai (Shank's Mare Round the West: A Voyage to All Countries)
A complete set of Robun and Kyōsai's most well-known work, Meiji 3-9 [1870-1876].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Tsuki to Supponchi (The Moon and a Supponchi)
Issues 1 to 20 of the satirical newspaper , Meiji 11-12 [1878-1879].
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Danjo Shussan Takara no Yamairi (Male and Female Birth: Entering the Treasure Trove)
One of the scarcest Kyōsai-Ōga creations, Meiji 14 [1881].
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Zushū Shuzenji Onsen Meisho Kaisei-zu (Revised Map of Famous Places in Shuzenji Onsen, Zushū)
A map of famous places in Shuzenji Onsen, illustrated by Kyōsai, Meiji 14 [1881].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Ōdontaku Shinbun Kidan (Great Sunday Newspaper: Stories of Demons)
A Kyōsai-Ōga zasshi on the exploits of two monks, Meiji 5-6 [1872-1873].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Baka no Daimyōyaku (The Idiot's Great Wonder Drug)
Three Kyōsai-Ōga zasshi on the story of a quack doctor, [Meiji 7 (1874)] - Meiji 12 [1879].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Kanegura Sandaiki (Three Generations of Treasuries)
Three Kyōsai-Ōga zasshi on a family's economic struggles, Meiji 7 [1874].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Shinsei Tobi Dango (Consultation with a Beautiful Rabbit: A New System)
A story of greed, illustrated by Kyōsai, Meiji 6 [1873].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Tōsei Rikō Musume (A Clever Woman of the Present Day)
A response to Fukuzawa Yukichi's Katawa Musume, [Meiji 6 (1873)].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Katawa Musume (The Deformed Girl)
An extremely scarce Fukuzawa-bon, Meiji 5 [1872].
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▶ Japanese Literature

Cirque Soulie (Circus Soulie)
An illustrated program for the French Circus Soulie, Meiji 5 [1872].
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Kōko Shinbun (World News)
Issues 1-5 of a pro-Bakufu newspaper, Keiō 4 [1868].
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▶ Prints and Ephemera

Hesochaban (Absurd Farces)
Abridged skits recorded and illustrated by Keisai Eisen , Kōka 3 [1846].
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▶ Classic Illustrated Books

Shinpan Otoshibanashi (Amusing Stories, Newly Published)
Two issues of short amusing tales and jokes, [ca. late Edo period (1830-50s)?].
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▶ Classic Illustrated Books

Uozukushi Kuchiai Hōkōnin Ukejō no Koto, Narabi ni Sakezukushi Shinshu Tegata no Koto: Edo Jippensha Ikku Saku Shinpan Odokemonku ('Puns Full of Fish: A Request from Servants', with, 'Full of Alcohol: A Promissory Note on New Sake': New Am
A Kamigata work by the famed gesaku author Jippensha Ikku, [ca late Edo period (1820-50s)?].
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