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Nijuhichidaishuh Irogae-hyôshi-bon Nuribakoiri (the thirty-eight handwriting books on the collections of twenty-one waka anthologies compiled by royal command)
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Horikawa In Ensho awase (the collection of waka poem in love)
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Shirakawa Den Nanahyakushu (A Sequence Poem of Seven Hundreds Poems in The Shirakawa Den(Palece))
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Tsurayukishuh Dankan (a detached segment of the collection of Tsurayuki`s waka poems)
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Shunzeikyoh Kujuhnogawaka (the waka poems connected with pictures on the panel of screens(byohbu no uta))
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Tsurayukishuh Dankan (a detached segment of the collection of Tsurayuki`s waka poems)
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Ruiji Meishowakashuh (a detached segment of the collection of waka poem)
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Genji monogatari Saga-bon Makibashira (A printed book of the chapter of Makibashira (thirty-first) in the Tale of Genji by the old typography)
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Fuhgawakashuh Dankan (a detached segment of the Collection of Fuhgawaka, one of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Tsurayukishuh Dankan (a detached segment of the collection of Tsurayuki`s waka poems)
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Gosenwakashuh Reihon (an incomplete set of ‘the Collection of Gosenwaka (the Later Collection of Japanese Poetry)’, the second of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Dankan (a detached segment of the collection of Tsurayuki`s waka poems)
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Shinsen Rokujohdaiwaka (a personal collection of waka poems copied from Kokin waka Rokujoh)
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Tsurayukishuh Dankan (a detached segment of the collection of Tsurayuki`s waka poems)
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Sanjuhrokka Sen’e Tanzaku-choh (a hold book with a oblong card of the Thirty-six Poetic Sages)
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Sagoromo monogatari Fukeizu (The handwritten books of the Tale of Sagoromo with a table of pedigree)
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Jidai Fudoh Utaawase Emaki (The illustrated scroll books of the Poetry Match in which the written waka poems were in random order)
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Ise monogatari (The Tales of Ise; the handwritten book was copied by Konoe Nobutada)
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Utsuho monogatari Toshikage Nara Ehon (A handwritten scroll book of the first volume, Toshikage, of The Tale of the Hollow Tree; The book is a Nara Ehon involving the illustrations of narratives with pictures)
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Wakanroheishuh (The handwritten scroll books of the collection of waka poems and Chinese verses for a recitation)
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Shoku Senzaiwakashuh Reihon (an incomplete set of the Collection of Shoku Senzaiwaka, the fifteenth of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Senzaiwakashuh Dankan (a detached segment of the Collection of Senzaiwaka, the seventh of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Gotoba In Onjka awase (the collection of waka poems composed by Gotoba In (1180－1239) in poetry match)
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Shuhiwakashuh (‘the Collection of Shuhiwaka(Gleanings of Japanese Poems)’, the third of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Shin Chokusenwakashuh (‘the New Collection of Shin Chokusenwaka’, the 9th of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Genji monogatari Yuhgao Hanachirusato Sakaki (Three handwritten books composed of the chapters of Yûgao, Hanachirusato and Sakaki of The Tale of Genji)
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Ise monogatari (The Tales of Ise; the handwritten book attributed to Asukai Masatoshi)
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Yamato monogatari (1) (the first volume of The Tale of Yamato printed by the old typography)
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Kokinwakashuh Eiri-bon (The printed books with pictures from the printing block of the Collection of Kokinwaka, the first of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Shuhifuhteiwakashuh (Reizei Tamesuke’s personal collection of waka poems)
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Soga monogatari Reihon (The incomplete handwritten books of the Tale of the Soga Brothers)
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Eiga monogatari Dankan (a detached segment of the Tale of Eiga)
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Shin Kokinwakashuh (the Collection of Shin Kokinwaka, the eighth of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Horikawa In Hyakushu Dankan (a detached segment of A One Hundred-Poem Sequence of The Horikawa Palece)
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Fukutomi Sohshi Emaki (The illustrated scroll books of the Fukutomi Sohshi)
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Kokinwakashuh Reihon (an incomplete set of ‘the Collection of Kokinwaka(Japanese Poetry Ancient and Modern)’, the first of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Roppyakuban utaawase Kokatsujiban (the collection of poetry match in old printing virsion)
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Kankokushuh Dankan (a detached segment of the collection of Kankoku`s waka poems)
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Sugano Tadanaga Ei Sanjyuhsyu Waka(Sugano Tadanaga’s waka collection of A Sequence of Thirty-Poems)
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Shin Chokusenwakashuh (‘the Collection of Shin Chokusenwakashuh’, the ninth of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Shuhishoh Dankan Komatsu-gire (a detached segment of Shuhishoh as the origin of the Collection of Shuhiwaka(Gleanings of Japanese Poems))
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Yamato monogatari Reihon (2) (the second volume of The Tale of Yamato)
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Misyoteisuhka Nyobokaisi Dankan (a detached segment of Nyobokaisi’)
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Tamemasa Senshu (Tamemasa’s personal collection of A Sequence of One Thousand-Poems)
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Kokinwakashuh Dankan (a detached segment of the Collection of Kokinwaka, the first of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Ohkagami (The handwritten books of the Great Mirror (the Tale of Yotsugi))
Date: the middle Edo period (18th century)
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Shoku Kokinwakashuh (‘the Collection of Shoku Kokinwaka’, the eleventh of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Ise monogatari Dankan (a detached segment of the Tales of Ise)
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Shajidai Bunko-bon Jyusandaishuh (a handwriting copy of the collections of twenty-one waka anthologies compiled by royal command)
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Komakurabe Gyohko Emaki (The illustrated scroll books of Komakurabe of the Tale of Eiga)
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Genji monogatari Emaki (The illustrated scroll books of the Tale of Genji)
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Shin Senzaiwakashuh (‘the New Collection of Senzaiwakashuh’, the eighteenth of the imperial waka anthologies)
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Utsuho monogatari Toshikage Kokatsuji-ban (Two printed books of the first volume, Toshikage, of The Tale of the Hollow Tree by the old typography)
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