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Genji Monogatari Kogetsu Shō (The Tale of Genji, Lake Moon Collection), 1673. A Famously Annotated Edition of This Famed Poetic Work, with Printed Marginalia and Commentary. 49 of 60 Volumes

A Tremendous Collection of Ukiyo-E Prints on the Sino-Japanese War, 1894-1895. 66 Nishiki-E Color Prints Forming 33 Large Triptychs, All Bound as one Double Sided Picture Scroll. Countless Scenes of Grand Scale Battles

Rissho Ankokuron (On Establishing the Correct Teaching for the Peace of the Land), Copied Date of 1260 (Bun'ō 1), but Likely Circa 1550-1650. Rare Manuscript Copy of Nichiren’s Treatise on How to Bring Peace and Security to Japan

Tōryū Shin Hinagata? (New Toryu Model), Circa 1800-1850. A Manuscript Sketchbook of Animals and Mythical Beasts, with Numerous Creatures Beautifully Inked, in 34 Pages

Shenhua an Chuan (Mythical Case Records), Circa 1550-1650. An Illuminated Manuscript of Chinese Mythological Tales and Prayers, with Twenty-Nine Star Charts and Constellation Gatherings

Goyozeiten’no Gyohitsu (Emperor Go-Yōzei Handwriting), 1586(?). An Exceptional Set of Five Brocade Bound Miniature Painting Albums, by the 107th Emperor of Japan. 74 Beautiful Pages of Paintings

Ōshū shōsetsu Tetsu Retsu kafuku Tan maki nana (A European Novel: The Tale of the Vicissitudes of Telemaque), 1879. Volumes 1 and 5 of 8. With Ten Full Page Woodblock Illustrations

Edo Jidai no Fūzoku-shi (A History of Manners and Customs in the Edo Period), Circa 1650-1700. An Exceedingly Rare, Large Silk Emakimono Handscroll with Scenes of Women, Wakashu, and Courtesans, with a Tea Party, Leisure Boats, and a Game of Go

Imperial Procession for a Noble, Circa 1600-1700. A Beautifully Hand painted Emakimono Handscroll, With Dozens of Vibrantly Painted Figures, All Detailed, and with Gorgeous Landscapes

Onyo Imoseyama (The Mountains of Husband and Wife), 1812. An Extremely Rare Illustrated Hokusai Text, with Fifty-Six Full Page Woodblock Illustrations. Complete Set of Six Volumes

Katakiuchikojitsu Dokuyoushingo (Revenge of the Ancients), 1807. Forty-Two Full Page Woodblock Illustrations of Battles and Landscapes. Four of Six Volumes

Nijūshikō E Chāo Zen (The Complete Illustrated Edition of the Twenty-Four Filial Exemplars), Circa 1850-1870. With 24 Beautiful Woodblock Illustrations