Sambaso, Japanese Traditional Dance
Mumei, but attributed to the Kyo-kanagushi Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Xiwangmu, Queen Mother of the West in Chinese Mythology
Mumei, but probably the Kyo-kinko Tradition
'Nagare-hata', Battle Flag and 'Saihai', Military Baton
Mumei, but attributed to the Waki-goto Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Roofing Tiles
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Kyo-kinko Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Arabesque Pattern and a Crest
Mumei, but probably the Kaga-kinko Tradition
Carp and Algae
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Shonai Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Nihiki-shishi, a Pair of Sacred Lions
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Goto Tradition
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Saihai, a baton used by a commander on the battlefield in Feudal Japan
Mumei
Kizunagawa, Horse Riding Harness
Mumei
Paulownia Family Crest
Mumei, but attributed to Eijo, the 6th master of the Goto Family
Hozon Tosogu
Traditional Horse Racing
Mumei, but has been attribute to the Kyo-kanagushi tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Harness
Mumei, but attributed to the Ko-goto tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Sambaso, a Noh program called customary prelude
Mumei, but attributed to Kenjo,
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Puppy
(Kibata-mei) Kumagai・Yoshiyuki
Hozon Tosogu
Hiten, Buddhist Angels
Mumei, but attributed to the Kyo-kanagushi Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Bundled East Asian Yellow Water-Lilies
Mumei
Tiger
Mumei
Kengyu and Orihime, Legend of Tanabata Story
Mumei
Echigo-shishi
Mumei
Shishi, Sacred Lion
（Wari-tanzaku Mei）Morita Munesuke
Tokubetsu Hozon Tosogu
Shishi, Sacred Lion
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Kyo-kinko Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Shishi, Sacred Lion
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Waki-goto Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Two Sacred Lions
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Waki-goto tradition
Hozon Tosogu
2 Mitsu-domoe and an Ivy Leaf Crest
Mumei
Hyotan Namazu, Calabash and Catfish
Mumei
Wagtail on a Shell
Mumei, but attributed to the Goto Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Horse Saddle and Stirrups
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Ko-goto Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Idaten Shoshitsuki
Mumei, but has been attributed to the Ko-kinko Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
Keshi, Corn Poppy
Mumei, but attributed to the Horie Tradition
Hozon Tosogu
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