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Important Cultural Properties	Title	Data
	Denshin shu	copied in the mid Edo Period (17^th-18^th century)
	Edo jidai meibutsu shu	made around the Meiji Era to the Taisho Era
	Edo sanshibai mon banzuke,	edited by Shikitei Sanba
	Genji kokagami	printed in the Genna Era (1615 to 1624)
	Genji monogatari	copied in the early Edo Period (17^th century)
	Genji monogatari	printed in the Keicho Era (1596 to 1615)
	Genji monogatari kikigaki	copied in the 2^nd year of the Hoei Era (1705)
	Genjisho	written by Shotetsu, copied by Shoko in the 11^th year of the Bunmei Era (1479)
	Gikei ki	printed around Genna and Kan'ei Eras (1615 to 1644)
	Hakushi monju (Bai shi wen ji)	by Bai Juyi (of the Tang Dynasty, China), printed by Nawa Doen in the 4^th year of the Genna Era (1618)
	Hakushi monju sho	by Bai Juyi (of the Tang Dynasty, China), copied by Anin in the 2^nd year of the Kencho Era (1250)
	Heike monogatari	printed by Shimomura Tokifusa in the Keicho Era (1596 to 1615)
	Heike monogatari	copied in the mid Edo Period (17^th-18^th century)
	Heiyo den (Ping yao zhuan),	part 1 to part 29, by Luo Guanzhong (of the Yuan Dynasty, China), added by Feng Menglong (of the Ming Dynasty, China), printed in 1812 (17^th year of the Jaqing Era of the Qing Dynasty, China) part 29 to part 40, by Luo Guanzhong (of the Yuan Dynasty, China), added by Feng Menglong (of the Ming Dynasty, China), copied in the 7^th year of the Tenpo Era (1836)
	Honchodoko yatanokagami setsu Hiratashi hikoben,	by Kariya Ekisai, written in the 2^nd year of the Tenpo Era (1831)
	Hyakunin isshu sho	lectured by Keiko, copied at the end of the Muromachi Period (16^th century)
	Ichiwa ichigen	written by Ota Nampo around the Tenmei Era (1781 to 1789)
	Ise monogatari	copied in early modern period(16^th -17^th century)
	Ise monogatari	printed in 13^th year of the Keicho Era (1608)
	Ise monogatari kikigaki	lectured by Sogi, noted by Shohaku, printed in the 14^th year of the Keicho Era (1609)
	Iseisho	lectured by Sanjonishi Sanetaka, noted by Kiyohara Nobukata, copied at the end of the Muromachi Period (16^th century)
	Junigatsu asobi	copied in the early Edo Period (17^th century)
	Junshi (Xun zi)	noted by Yang Liang (of the Tang Dynasty, China), printed by Kasai Ichirobee (of Kyoto) in the 2^nd year of the Enkyo Era (1745)
	Kan'ei gyoko ki	printed in the Kan'ei Era (1624 to 1644)
	Kan'ei sannen Nijo jo gyoko	printed around the 4^th year of Kan'ei Era (1627)
	Kokin waka shu furugiki	lectured by Sogi, noted by Shohaku, copied in early modern period (16^th-17^thcentury)
	Kokon yoran ko, part of plants and trees: mandarin orange tree 1	edited by Yashiro Hirokata, copied in the late Edo Period (19^th century)
	Konin rekiunki ko	drafted by Hirata Atsutane, revised by Hatano Takao, et al., written around the 7^th year of the Tenpo Era (1836)
	Koshoku ichidai otoko	by Ihara Saikaku, printed by Akitaya Ichibee (of Osaka) in the 2^nd year of the Tenna Era (1682)
	Koshoku ichidai otoko	by Ihara Saikaku, Hishikawa Moronobu, printed by Kawasaki Shichirobee (of Edo) in the 1^st year of the Jokyo Era (1684)
	Kosode Soga	copied in the Kanbun and Enpo Eras (1661 to 1681)
	Koyo gunkan	copied in the Kanbun and Enpo Eras (1661 to 1681)
	Kumano no honji	printed around the late Kan'ei Era to the Shoho Era (1633 to 1648)
	Kyogetsubo	by Kino Sadamaru, Kitagawa Utamaro, printed by Kosho-do (of Edo) in the 1^st year of the Kansei Era (1789)
	Kyokutei Bakin shokan (Letter of Kyokutei Bakin)	addressed to Tonomura Josai, dated March 28, 1836 (7^th year of the Tenpo Era) [a part of Kyokutei Bakin shokan]
	Kyokutei Bakin shokan (Letter of Kyokutei Bakin)	addressed to Tonomura Josai, dated March 1, 1841 (12^th year of the Tenpo Era), written by Michi for Bakin, [a part of Kyokutei Bakin shokan]
	Kyokutei raikan shu (43)	in the late Edo Period (19^th century)
	Kyokutei raikan shu (46)	in the late Edo Period (19^th century)
	Makura no soshi	printed in the Kan'ei Era (1624 to 1644)
	Mincho shiken	edited by Ooka Shunboku, printed by Shibukawa Seiemon (of Osaka) and three others, in the 3^rd year of the Enkyo Era (1746)
	Mincho shiken	edited by Ooka Shunboku, printed by Hishiya Magobee (of Kyoto) in [the 10^th year of the Bunka Era (1813)]
	Mingo nisso	written by Nakanoin Michikatsu, copied by Asukai Masaaki in the 20^th year of the Kan'ei Era (1643)
	Moromori ki	written by Nakahara Moromori, a diary from 1339 to 1374
	Nanso Satomi hakken den	by Kyokutei Bakin, Yanagawa Shigenobu, et al., printed from 1814 to 1841
	Nara meisho yae zakura	by Okubo Shuko and Motobayashi Iyu, printed by Kashiwaya Jin'emon (of Edo) in the 6^th year of the Enpo Era (1678)
	Nihon shoki	by Toneri shinno, printed in the 4^th year of the Keicho Era (1599)
	Nochi no tame no ki	edited by Kyokutei Bakin, copied around the 6^th year of the Tenpo Era (1835)
	Noh sakusho	by Zeami, copied at the end of the Muromachi Period (16^th century)
	Ogura hyakunin isshu	by Hishikawa Moronobu, printed in the 8^th year of the Enpo Era (1680)
	Ohatamoto sonae saho	copied around the mid Edo Period (17^th-18^th century)
	Otoshibanashi chuko raiyu	written by Shikitei Sanba in 12^th year of the Bunka Era (1815) [as described in the preface]
	Ouma jirushi	printed in the Kan'ei Era (1624 to 1644)
	Rongo (Lun yu)	printed by Asaino families (of Sakai) in the 2^nd year of the Tenbun Era (1533) [as described in the afterword]
	Rongo kikigaki	lectured by Kiyohara Naritada, noted by Ten'in Ryutaku, copied in the 4^th year of the Tenbun Era (1535)
	Ryukan hyakuzu	edited by Ota Nampo in the late Edo Period (19^th century)
	Sakusha tainai totsuki no zu	drafted by Santo Kyoden in the 4^th year of the Kyowa Era (1804)
	Sakusha tainai totsuki no zu	by Santo Kyoden, 3 books (bound in one volume), printed by Tsuruya Kiemon (of Edo) in the 4^th year of the Kyowa Era (1804)
	Shikimoku sho	copied in early modern period(16^th-17^th century)
	Shinobazu bunko shojaku mokuroku,	copied in the late Edo Period(19^th century)
	Shoka jinmei Edo hogaku wake	copied in the 1^st year of the Bunsei Era (1818)
	Shoshunho	edited by Emi Nagatoshi, printed in the 6^th year of the An'ei Era (1777) [as described in the afterword]
	Shusenkachu bunrui tokobushi (Ji qian jia zhu fen lei du gong bu shi)	by Du Fu (of the Tan Dynasty, China), noted by Xu Juren (of the Song Dynasty, China), supplementally noted by Huang He (of the Song Dynasty, China), printed by Kanki (of Kyoto) in the 2^nd year of the Eiwa Era (1376)
	Soke monjo (Tsushima Soke wakan kankei shiryo)	copied from the early Edo Period to the beginning of the Meiji Period
	Suiba shoroku	by Yashiro Hirokata in the 5^th year of the Bunsei Era (1822)
	Taikenmon Heiji kassen	Soshiya Kyubee (of Kyoto), printed in the 20^th year of the Kan'ei Era (1643)
	Tanki manroku	completed in the late Edo Period (19^th century)
	Tenjin ki	copied in the Keicho Era (1596 to 1615)
	Utai bon	printed in the Keicho Era (1596 to 1615)
	Utai sho	printed by Morikiyo in the Keicho Era (1596 to 1615)
	Yamatoe zukushi	by Hishikawa Moronobu, printed by Urokogataya Sanzaemon (of Edo), in the 8^th year of the Enpo Era (1680),
	Yasutomi ki	written by Nakahara Yasutomi, written from the 8^th year of the Oei Era (1401) to the 1^st year of Kosho Era(1455)
	Yokyoku sanban: takasago, kamo and kantan	copied in the mid Edo Period (18^th century)
	Yoshazu ko	written by Matsudaira Sadanobu in the 1^st year of the Bunka Era (1804)
	Yoshitsune Oshu kudari	copied in the late Muromachi Period (16^th century)
	Yoshiwara keisei shin bijin awase jihitsu kagami	by Kitao Masanobu, printed by Tsutaya Juzaburo in the 4^th year of the Tenmei Era (1784) [as described in the preface]
	Yuya	copied in the Keicho Era (1596 to 1615)
	Zochu token zekku santaishi ho (Zeng zhu tang xian jue ju san ti shi fa),	by Zhou Bi (of the Song Dynasty, China), noted by Yuan Zhi (of the Yuan Dynasty, China), additionally noted by Pei Yu (of the Yuan Dynasty, China), printed at the end of the Muromachi Period (16^th century)