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Himeji castle, Himeji Sengoku

Interiors – Himeji castle Sengoku

Bridges at Uji, screen, silk on wood frame, Art Institute Chicago Sengoku

Sengoku Southern Barbarian style lacquer - western Dutch-style gin bottles Armor coat with Persian carpet design

Screen with images of Tale of Genji Sengoku

Kano school screen - geese Kano school screen - landscapes Sengoku

Toyotomi Hideyoshi Sengoku

Tea bowl and whisk Sen Rikyu Founder of Modern tea Sengoku

Sengoku Sen Sotatsu 14th – Hounsai Direct descendant of Rikyu Current head of O-ura Sengoku

Sengoku Flower vase by Sen Rikyu Tea bowl, whisk and scoop Tea caddy in silk bag Sengoku

Path to Tea house – Tea house entrance Sengoku

Sengoku Formal style tea bowl - Chinese Rikyu style tea bowl - raku Bag for bowl Sengoku

Tea scoop Camellia – tea flowers Tea house interior Sengoku

Bronze tea kettle Ido style tea bowl - Hagi Sengoku

Tea sweets Sengoku

Kaiseki Tea meal Lacquer bowls Sengoku

Armor and battle formation – Sekigahara October 1608

Edo Edo period fashionistas, screen fragment

Edo Travelling shrine with seven gods of fortune surrounding Benten

Edo Kutani plate – foxes wedding Lacquer ashtray and Dowry chest

Lacquer box - tebako Plates by Ogata Kenzan Edo

Rimpa school screen of cherry blossoms and river, seashore Edo

Screens of Thunder and Wind By Sotatsu – Rimpa school Edo

Fan screen Peacocks by Ito Jakuchu Edo

Edo Dragon rising up waterfall - scroll

Warrior scene woodblock prints Edo

Advertisement of Kabuki actors – woodblock print Edo

Bunraku puppets Kabuki Shibaraku Fuji Musume Edo

Edo Actor print by Sharaku

Embroidered and brocaded kimono Woodblock print of courtesans Edo

Shinto Shinto shrine before consrtuction Gate in the sea before Ise Jingu Shinto

Shinto Nachi waterfall and the shrine to the Nachi god Fuji – one of the premier kami of Japan Shinto

Shinto procession to a small shrine

Shinto Predominance of red and white in Shinto – garments and architecture Shinto

Red and white in food NB similarity to Japanese flag Shinto

Shinto Later shinto image of a kami – Buddhist iconographic influence