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Important Cultural Property of Tokyo

東京都の重要文化財

Tokyo’s Important Cultural Properties — designated for their value to the nation’s cultural history.

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Tokyo 平安 Important Cultural Property

Hoshojiden Collection

Chinese poems and prose by Fujiwara no Tadamichi, the late-Heian chancellor. Copied in 1183 as war neared Kyoto, this early album is a key witness to his writing.

Tokyo 鎌倉 Important Cultural Property

Hosorurin (fragmentary volume 197; Kanazawa Bunko copy)

Volume 197 of the Hossō Ruirin, a Heian legal encyclopedia once said to fill over 200 volumes. This Kanazawa Bunko copy, made in 1304, is an Important Cultural Property.

Tokyo 朝鮮 Important Cultural Property

Split-Footed Tea Bowl

Discover the Warikōdai Chawan, a 16th-century Korean tea bowl with a daringly cross-cut foot ring, designated an Important Cultural Property and housed at the Ebara Hatakeyama Museum in Shirokanedai, Tokyo. A masterpiece beloved by industrialist-tea master Hatakeyama Sokuō.

Tokyo 鎌倉 Important Cultural Property

Origins of Kitano Tenjin (Color on Paper; eight fragmentary scenes, the Koan manuscript)

Kamakura-period scenes from the Koan version of the Kitano Tenjin scrolls at the Tokyo National Museum, an Important Cultural Property since 1956.

Tokyo 近代 Important Cultural Property

Old Monkey (by Takamura Koun, 1893/wooden)

Takamura Koun's 1893 carving of an old monkey clutching eagle feathers, made for the Chicago World's Fair, at the Tokyo National Museum; an Important Cultural Property since 1999.

Tokyo 室町 Important Cultural Property

Blue Leather Shoulder Armor with Red and White Domaru

Tokyo 室町 Important Cultural Property

Blue Leather Shoulder and Red Domaru (large Sleeves)

Tokyo （胴丸）室町　（兜鉢）鎌倉 Important Cultural Property

Ai Wei Domaru〈with Pot Sleeves〉

Tokyo 江戸時代 Important Cultural Property

Akaraku Tea Bowl (Otogozen) by Koetsu

Tokyo 鎌倉 Important Cultural Property

Akikishu

Tokyo 平安 Important Cultural Property

Fragments from the Ise Collection ((Ishiyama Kiri