時代

1. Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka Disguised in the Play Ōshukubai Koi no Hatsune — 東洲斎写楽, 1795

動き

1. Kabuki Actors Matsumoto Kōshirō IV as Ninokuchimura Magoemon, and Nakayama Tomisaburō as Umegawa — 東洲斎写楽, 1794
2. Kabuki Actor Nakayama Tomisaburō I as Ohisa, Wife of Sazanami Tatsugorō, Actually Teriha, the Younger Sister of Sadatō — 東洲斎写楽, 1794
3. Kabuki Genji. Chapter 22 — ichiyōsai yoshitaki, 1860
4. Kabuki Genji. Chapter 1 — ichiyōsai yoshitaki, 1860
5. Untitled print sleeve with woodblock print — 小畑 耕二, 1930
6. untitled (722) — 喜多川歌麿
7. A Votive Tablet with Masks of Kabuki Actors at Face Value — 歌川国芳
8. The Kabuki Actor Kawaharazaki Gonjuro as Kagekiyo — 歌川国貞
9. Actors Ichikawa Danjuro VII and Sawamura Gennosuke I — utagawa toyokuni i, 1809
10. God Of Fishing — 鈴木春信
11. Saitogo Kunitake, Japanese actor — 歌川国芳, 1816
12. Matsumoto Koshiro IV as the Fish Peddler Gorobei — 東洲斎写楽
13. Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka Disguised in the Play Ōshukubai Koi no Hatsune — 東洲斎写楽, 1795
14. Kabuki Actors Sanogawa Ichimatsu II as Hayano Kampei and Osagawa Tsuneyo as Onoe — utagawa toyokuni i, 1798
15. The Actor — 歌川国貞
16. Print commemorating the death of the actors Segawa Michinojo and Bando Mitsugoro — Toyohara Kunichika, 1873
17. Actors from the right Asao Kunigoro and Kiriyama Monji — shunkōsai hokushū, 1822

雰囲気

1. A Votive Tablet with Masks of Kabuki Actors at Face Value — 歌川国芳
2. Actors Ichikawa Danjuro VII and Sawamura Gennosuke I — utagawa toyokuni i, 1809
3. Saitogo Kunitake, Japanese actor — 歌川国芳, 1816
4. Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka Disguised in the Play Ōshukubai Koi no Hatsune — 東洲斎写楽, 1795
5. Print commemorating the death of the actors Segawa Michinojo and Bando Mitsugoro — Toyohara Kunichika, 1873

トピック

キーワード

1. Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka Disguised in the Play Ōshukubai Koi no Hatsune — 東洲斎写楽, 1795

色調

1. Kabuki Genji. Chapter 22 — ichiyōsai yoshitaki, 1860
2. Kabuki Genji. Chapter 1 — ichiyōsai yoshitaki, 1860
3. A Votive Tablet with Masks of Kabuki Actors at Face Value — 歌川国芳
4. Actors Ichikawa Danjuro VII and Sawamura Gennosuke I — utagawa toyokuni i, 1809
5. Saitogo Kunitake, Japanese actor — 歌川国芳, 1816
6. Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka Disguised in the Play Ōshukubai Koi no Hatsune — 東洲斎写楽, 1795
7. Actors from the right Asao Kunigoro and Kiriyama Monji — shunkōsai hokushū, 1822

メインカラー

1. Kabuki Actors Matsumoto Kōshirō IV as Ninokuchimura Magoemon, and Nakayama Tomisaburō as Umegawa — 東洲斎写楽, 1794
2. Kabuki Actors Sanogawa Ichimatsu II as Hayano Kampei and Osagawa Tsuneyo as Onoe — utagawa toyokuni i, 1798
3. Kabuki Actor Arashi Ryūzō II as the Manservant Namihei (toraya Toramaru) — 東洲斎写楽, 1795
4. Kabuki Actor Nakayama Tomisaburō I as Ohisa, Wife of Sazanami Tatsugorō, Actually Teriha, the Younger Sister of Sadatō — 東洲斎写楽, 1794
5. Kabuki Genji. Chapter 1 — ichiyōsai yoshitaki, 1860
6. Kabuki Actor Ichikawa Yaozō III as Hachiman Tarō Minamoto No Yoshiie (tachibanaya Chusha) — 東洲斎写楽, 1795
7. Kabuki Genji. Chapter 22 — ichiyōsai yoshitaki, 1860
8. A Votive Tablet with Masks of Kabuki Actors at Face Value — 歌川国芳
9. Actors Ichikawa Danjuro VII and Sawamura Gennosuke I — utagawa toyokuni i, 1809
10. Print commemorating the death of the actors Segawa Michinojo and Bando Mitsugoro — Toyohara Kunichika, 1873
11. Iwai Hanshirō IV as San, the maid servant of Ukiyonosuke, actually Saeda, the younger sister of Sabanosuke — 東洲斎写楽, 1795
12. Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka Disguised in the Play Ōshukubai Koi no Hatsune — 東洲斎写楽, 1795
13. Actors from the right Asao Kunigoro and Kiriyama Monji — shunkōsai hokushū, 1822
14. God Of Fishing — 鈴木春信
15. The Kabuki Actor Kawaharazaki Gonjuro as Kagekiyo — 歌川国貞
16. Miyakoshinbun Supplement: Opening of Meijiza Theater, Actor Sadanji — utagawa yoshiiku, 1893
17. Saitogo Kunitake, Japanese actor — 歌川国芳, 1816
18. Matsumoto Koshiro IV as the Fish Peddler Gorobei — 東洲斎写楽
19. Kabuki Actor Morita Kanya VIII as Uguisu No Jirōsaku in the Play Katakiuchi Noriaibanashi — 東洲斎写楽, 1794

その他

1. Kabuki Actor Nakayama Tomisaburō I as Ohisa, Wife of Sazanami Tatsugorō, Actually Teriha, the Younger Sister of Sadatō (aiban) — 東洲斎写楽, 1794
2. Shakuhachi player — 歌川国芳