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Hachikazuki (The Bowl-Bearer Princess), Circa 1600-1650. A Sumptuously Illuminated and Hand Painted Series of Sixteen Illuminated Yamato-E Paintings. An extremely Scarce Nara Ehon of this Otogi Zoshi Tale, a Japanese Cinderella

Folding Fan Painting, in the Style of Nara Ehon or Yamato-E Painting, Circa 1800-1850. A Scene from a Heian Period Tale, Lovestruck Nobles at Court, and a Female Attendant, Hand Painted and Bordered with Gold

Folding Fan Painting, in the Style of Nara Ehon or Yamato-E Painting, Circa 1800-1850. A Scene from a Heian Period Tale, Lovestruck Nobles at Court, Hand Painted and Bordered with Gold

Folding Fan Painting, in the Style of Nara Ehon or Yamato-E Painting, Circa 1800-1850. A Scene from a Heian Period Tale, a Noble Visiting his Love, Hand Painted and Bordered with Gold

Folding Fan Painting, in the Style of Nara Ehon or Yamato-E Painting, Circa 1800-1850. A Scene from a Heian Period Tale, Two Nobles and a Cherry Blossom Tree, Hand Painted and Bordered with Gold

A Set of Eight Folding Fan Paintings, in the Style of Nara Ehon or Yamato-E Painting, Circa 1750-1850. Scenes of a Heian Period Tale, Hand Painted and Bordered with Gold

Xiaoquan Xiao Suchi Jiao (Koizumi’s Filial Piety Education?), 1690. Two Illustrated Manuscript Handscrolls on House Rules and Arrangements for the Year, Etiquette, Cooking, and More, With Dozens of Hand Colored Illustrations

A Medical Scroll on Physical Ailments, Circa 1772-1781. An Illustrated Handscroll Including Illustrations of Tooth Decay

Myohorengekyo (The Lotus Sutra), Circa 1676. Rare Woodblock Printed, Complete Edition of the Lotus Sutra, With Kanbun Kundoku to translate Literary Chinese into Japanese. Produced on Mulberry Paper Treated with Mica Dust, in Eight Volumes

Myoho Renge Kyo, not after 1670. A Rare Woodblock Printed Set of the Lotus Sutra, Circa 1550-1670. Eight Scrolls Beautifully Printed on Mulberry Paper, in Eight Volumes

Myohorengekyo (The Lotus Sutra), Circa 1250-1333. Rare Woodblock Printed, Kasuga Ban Edition of the Lotus Sutra, With Kanbun Kundoku to translate Literary Chinese into Japanese. Produced on Mulberry Paper Treated with Mica Dust, in Eight Volumes

Jū ni-kagetsu Nenjū Gyōji Emakimono Eiichi chō (The Twelve Months of the Year Events Picture Scroll by Hanabusa Itchō), Circa 1680-1724. 12 Beautiful Paintings, Lavishly Decorated and Illuminated in the Style of a Nara Emaki. Over Six Meters Long