Model Calligraphy Text from the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari), 1332 - 1403
Attributed to Prince Sondō
Greater Sutra of the Perfection of Wisdom (Daihannya-haramitta-kyō) Vol. 244
Japanese
Model Calligraphy Text from the "Anthology of Chinese and Japanese Poems for Recitation" (Wakan rōeishū), 1332 - 1403
Attributed to Prince Sondō
Commentary on the Greater Sutra of the Perfection of Wisdom (Daichido-ron) Vol. 90 (Inside title: Makahannya-haramitsubon Vol. 78) from Ishiyama-dera in Shiga Prefecture
Japanese
List of Dignitaries in the Wedding Procession of Tokugawa Kazuko (1620), 1584 - 1639
Attributed to Shōkadō Shōjō
"One-Finger Zen" of Monk Chü-chih, 1608 - 1646
Isshi Bunshu
Letter Written by Ashikaga Yoshimasa, 1435 - 1490
Ashikaga Yoshimasa
Book of Buddhist Chants (Shōmyō-shū), a Collection of Verses for Chanting Sabda-Vidya
Japanese
Quotation from Linji, 1718 - 1804
Jiun Onkō
Zen Saying, 1685 - 1768
Hakuin Ekaku 白隠慧鶴
Chinese Preface to the Anthology of Ancient and Modern Verse (Kokin wakashū), 1298 - 1356
Style of Prince Son'en
Poetry Competition at the Imperial Court in 1201 (In no on'uta awase), 1660 - 1720
Kuze Shigeyuki
Section of the Gandavyūha section of the Avatamsaka-sūtra (Kegon-kyō) written over a Hakubyō Narrative Drawing (Menashi-kyō)
Japanese
Selected Verses from the Anthology of Chinese and Japanese Poems for Recitation (Wakan rōeishū), 1612 - 1679
Prince Dōkō
Heart Sutra (J: Hannya-shin-gyō; S: Prajnâpâramitâ-hrdaya-sūtra), copied in regular script (kaisho), 1667 - 1736
Attributed to Konoe Yorakuin Iehiro
Poems Dedicated to the Eleven-Headed Kannon of Jōdo-ji (Jōdo-ji Kannon Tamukeuta), 1579 - 1638
Karasumaru Mitsuhiro
Section Describing Maitreya's Entreaty, from Chapter 1 of the Lotus Sutra (Hokke-kyō)
Japanese
Poetry Competition of 1232 (Jōei gannen uta-awase) in Hosshō-ji style, 1198 - 1275
Traditionally attributed to Fujiwara Tameie
Poetry-Slip Calligraphed by Kōetsu (Kōetsu shikishi), 1558 - 1637
Attributed to Hon'ami Kōetsu 本阿弥光悦
Anthology of Chinese and Japanese Poems for Recitation (Wakan rōeishū)
Horie Jibusai