Shin-Tsukiji Theater Company Joint Performance and Commemoration of May Day, "Ōsatomura" (Ōsato Village), "Henna Kikai" (A Strange Machine) 新築地劇団共同公演・メーデー紀念「大里村」「変な機会」

Takenotsuka Area Slide: Shio Jizō (Salt-covered Jizō Statue), Nishiarai

Talisman: 88 Shin-Shikoku Pilgrimage Sites, Prayer to Kūkai (Japanese Buddhist Monk), Ishiiyama Anyōji Temple, the 48th of 88 Shin-Shikoku Pilgrimage Sites, Omommamura Village, Sōmagun, Shimousa Province

Song Book, Volume 18 of Shinsaku Kouta (New Short Folk Song), "Umi No Tori" (Sea Birds)

Beauty Performing Tea Ceremony, by Kasamatsu Shirō, Issued by the Army Military Relief Department

Rōkyoku (Narrative Singing with Shamisen Accompaniment): “Mori no Ishimatsu” by Hirosawa Torazō

2, Sengoku Zōhyō: Samurai Composing Tanka Poem (“Shintaiyō”)

Cultural Property Survey Photograph: Temple

Detailed Map of Each Ward in Tokyo Issued in 1947, with Postwar Reconstruction Plan Routes and Burned Down Areas: Meguroku

Large Charcoal Bin

Private Document