Section of Love Poems from the Kokinshū Anthology (Kokin-waka-shū: Koi-uta), 1271
Attributed to Prince Munetaka
Zen Aphorism: "Empty Sky Palanquin, Iron Boat" (Ko kū ga tetsu sen), 1633 - 1695
Kōsen Shōton
Anthology of Japanese and Chinese Poems (Wakan Rōeishu)
Watanabe Sohei
Lotus Sutra (Myōhō-renge-kyō)
Japanese
Six Characters of the Buddha's Name (Rokuji no myōgō no yurai)
The Nun En'a (Taimadera Nun)
"Spirit Gathers Together; Honesty Should Pass", 1847 - 1934
Tōgō Heihachirō
"The Japanese Empire Depends Upon This Battle, Therefore Everyone Should Strive Harder to Win", 1847 - 1934
Tōgō Heihachirō
Poem, 1685 - 1768
Hakuin Ekaku 白隠慧鶴
Two-Line Poem in Cursive Script, 1082 - 1135; r. 1100 - 1125
attributed to Zhao Ji (Emperor Huizong) 赵佶 (宋徽宗)
Title and colophons to a Portrait of a Chinese Military Official (1931.213.A)
Chinese
Colophons Accompanying "Horseman on a Piebald" (1923.195.A)
Chinese
List of Privately Owned Buddhist Texts (Guyō-shō mokuroku), 1298 - 1356
Prince Son'en
Scroll of Colophons for Wang Fu's "Spray of Bamboo" (1923.155.A)
Chinese
Colophon Accompanying "Travelers in a Mountain Valley" (1923.175.A)
Chinese
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