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Aichi Ken Tōji Shiryōkan (Aichi Prefectural Ceramics Museum), ed. Bankoku Hakurankai to Kindai Tōgei no Reimei (The International Expositions and the Dawn of Modern Japanese Ceramics). Aichi: Aichi Ken Tōji Shiryōkan, 2000.

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Hosono, Masanobu, ed. Meguro Gajoen Korekushon: Kindai no Bijinga (Meguro Gajoen Collection: Paintings of Japanese Beauties at the Turn of the Century). Kyoto: Kyoto Shoin, Kabushiki Gaisha, 1988.

Hosono, Masanobu, ed. Meguro Gajoen Korekushon: Nihonga Jojō Meisaku-Ten: Bijin to Fukei, Hana to Tori (The Exhibition of Famous Lyrical Works of Nihonga from the Meguro Gajoen Collection: Beautiful Women and Landscapes, Birds and Flowers). Tokyo: Meguro Gajoen, 1987.

Ibara Shiritsu Tanaka Bijutsukan (Ibara Municipal Tanaka Art Museum), ed. Yomigaeru Kindai Chōkoku no Kisai: Satō Chōzan Ten (The Genius of Awakening Modern Sculpture: Satō Chōzan Exhibition). Ibara-Shi: Ibara Shiritsu Tanaka Bijutsukan, 2006.

Ikuta, Yuki, and Mie Kenritsu Bijutsukan, ed. Mie Kenritsu Bijutsukan Shozō Sakuhin Senshū (Selected Works from the Collection of the Mie Prefectural Art Museum). Tsu-Shi, Mie-Ken: Mie Kenritsu Bijutsukan Kyōryoku-Kai, 2003.

Inomaki, Akira, supervising ed. Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan Korekushon:Setsugetsuka:
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Ishikawa Kenritsu Bijutsukan (Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art). Ishikawa no Bijutsu: Meiji, Taishō, Shōwa no Ayumi (The Art of Ishikawa: A Stroll through the Meiji, Taishō, and Shōwa Eras). Kanazawa: Ishikawa Kenritsu Bijutsukan, 1994.

Kaga-shi Chiiki Shien-bu Jūmin Kyōdō-ka Bunka Shinkō Kei (Kaga City Residents’ Association for the Promotion Regional Culture), ed. Tetsu Uchidashi: Yamada Sōbi no Sekai Ten (Hammered Work in Iron: The World of Yamada Sōbi). Kaga City: Kaga-shi Chiiki Shinkō Jigyō Dan, 2003.

Kawashima, Kenji, and Higashi Masanobu. Koshōdai Yaki Sanka (In Praise of Antique Shōdai Ceramic Ware). Fukuoka Prefecture: Kawashima Kenji and Higashi Masanobu, 1990.

Kishizawa Shin’ichi, ed. Kishizawa Takeo Isaku-Ten (Kishizawa Takeo Posthumous Retrospective). Toda-Shi, Saitama-Ken: Kishizawa Shin’ichi, 1994.

Kiuchi, Katsuhisa, et al. Wadansu Shūsei (Collection of Japanese Merchant Chests). Tokyo: Kōdansha, Kabushiki Gaisha, 1982.

Koizumi, Katsuji and Tsuchioka Shunkō. Nihon Chōrui Shasei Daizufu (Common Birds of Japan). Tokyo: Kōdansha, Kabushiki Gaisha, 1982.

Kunaichō Sannomaru Shozōkan (Museum of the Imperial Collections), ed. Ga, Bi, Kō: Shōzō Meihin Sanbyaku Sen (Grace, Beauty, and Ingenuity: Masterpieces of the Museum of the Imperial Collections, Sannomaru Shōzōkan), vol. 1. Tokyo: Kunaichō Sannomaru Shozōkan, 1995.

Kunaichō Sannomaru Shozōkan (Museum of the Imperial Collections), ed. Ga, Bi, Kō: Shōzō Meihin Sanbyaku Sen (Grace, Beauty, and Ingenuity: Masterpieces of the Museum of the Imperial Collections, Sannomaru Shōzōkan), vol. 2. Tokyo: Kunaichō Sannomaru Shozōkan, 2003.

Kunaichō Sannomaru Shozōkan (Museum of the Imperial Collections), ed. Meiji no Chōkin: Unno Shōmin to Sono Shūhen (Metal Carving of the Meiji Era: Unno Shōmin and his Vicinity). Tokyo: Kunaichō Sannomaru Shozōkan, 2006.

Kunaichō Sannomaru Shozōkan (Museum of the Imperial Collections), ed. Meiji Bijutsu Saiken I: Meiji Bijutsu-Kai to Nihon Kinkō Kyōkai no Jidai (Reappraisal of Meiji Art I: The Era of Meiji Bijutsu-kai and Nihon Kinkō Kyōkai). Kunaichō Sannomaru Shozōkan, 1995.

Kurata, Kimihiro, ed. Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan Korekushon: Bijinga ni Miru Fūzoku: Shōwa Zenki (Meguro Gajoen Museum of Art Collection: Customs and Manners Seen through Bijinga: Early Shōwa Period). Tokyo: Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, 1996.

Kyōto Kokuritsu Kindai Bijutsukan, ed. Botsugo Ni Jū Go Nen: Yagi Kazuo Ten (Yagi Kazuo: A Retrospective). Tokyo: Nihon Keizai Shinbun, Kabushiki Gaisha, 2004.

Kyōto Kokuritsu Kindai Bijutsukan, et al., eds. Kankoku Kokuritsu Chūō Hakubutsukan Shozō: Nihon Kindai Bijutsu-Ten (Japanese Modern Art Collection from the National Museum of Korea). Kyoto: NHK & Asahi Shimbun-sha, 2003.

Kyōto Kokuritsu Kindai Bijutsukan, et al., eds. Ni Jū Seiki Tōgei-Kai no Kisai: Kamoda Shōji Ten Zuroku (Kamoda Shōji: A Retrospective). Fukuoka: Asahi Shinbun-sha, 2005.

Kyoto Kokuritsu Kindai Bijutsukan (National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto); Tokyo Geijutsu Daigaku Daigaku Bijutsukan (Tokyo University of Fine Arts and Music Art Museum); and Asahi Shimbun (Asahi Newspaper), eds. Kankoku Kokuritsu Chuo Hakubutsukan Shozo: Nihon kindai bijutsu-ten (“Japanese Modern Art Collection from the National Museum of Korea”). Kyoto: NHK and Asahi Shimbun, 2003.

Kyōto Kokuritsu Kindai Bijutsukan (National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto), et al., eds. Kyōto no Kōgei [1910-1940]: Dentō to Henkaku no Hazama ni (Crafts Reforming in Kyoto [1910-1940] : A Struggle between Tradition and Renovation). Kyoto-Shi: Kyoto Kokuritsu Kindai Bijutsukan, 1998.

Kyōto-Shi Bijutsukan, ed. Gendai Shitsugeikai no Meisho Banura Shogo Ten (Master Craftsman of Modern Lacquer Ware: Ban’ura Shōgo Exhibit). Kyoto: Kyoto-Shi Bijutsukan, 1985.

Kyōto-Shi Bijutsukan (Kyoto City Museum of Art), Mainichi Shinbun-sha (Mainichi Newspaper), eds. Botsugo Go Jū Nen: Konoshima Ōkoku-Ten (Konoshima Ōkoku Exhibition Commemorating the 50-Year Anniversary of His Death). Kyoto: Mainichi Shinbun-sha, 1987.

Mainichi Shinbunsha, Shihō Iinkai Jimukyoku, ed. Kōshitsu no Shihō, vol. 4: Gomotsu: Chōkoku, Kōgei. Tokyo: Mainichi Shinbunsha, 1991.

Matsubayashi, Atsushi, ed. Keigetsu Sanjin Gashubon (A Collection of Paintings by Keigetsu Sanjin). Tokyo: Hakosha, 1957.

Matsura, Akiko, ed. Nihon Bijutsuin Hyakunenshi (100 History of the Japanese Art Institute). Tokyo:Otsuka kogeisita KabushikiGaisha, 1999.

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Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, ed. Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan Kaikan Kinen-Ten: Yomigaeru Meguro Gajoen Korekushon (The Opening Exhibition of Meguro Gajoen Museum of Art: The Restorable Collection of Meguro Gajoen). Tokyo: Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, 1991.

Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, ed. Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan Korekushon: Kindai no Bijinga (Meguro Gajoen Museum of Art Collection: Paintings of Japanese Beauties at the Turn of the Century). Kyoto: Kyōto Shoin, 1988.

Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, ed. Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan Korekushon yori Egakareta Hana to Tori (Painted Birds and Flowers from the Meguro Gajoen Museum of Art Collection). Karatsu-Shi, Saga-Ken: Karatsu-Shi Kindai Zushokan, 2001.

Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, ed. Tsuikai: Tateishi Harumi – Saigo no Bijin Gaka (Tateishi Harumi – The Last Bijinga Painter). Tokyo: Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, 1996.

Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan (Meguro Gajoen Museum of Art), ed. Kindai Nihonga Meisakuten – Setsugekka Fu’u (Exhibition of Renowned Modern Nihonga Works – Snow, Moon, Flowers, Wind, and Rain). Niigata: Niigata Nippōsha, 1997.

Meiji-ki Takaoka Dōki Chōkin Meisaku Hozon-kai (Takaoka City: Association for the Preservation of Carved Bronze Masterworks from Takaoka in the Meiji Era), ed. Takaoka Dōki: Meiji-ki Chōkin Meisaku-shū (Collection of Carved Bronze Masterworks from Takaoka in the Meiji Era). Takaoka: Meiji-ki Takaoka Dōki Chōkin Meisaku Hozon-kai, 1986.

Miho Museum, ed. Shigaraki Kotsubo Taisei (Masterpieces of Antique Shigaraki Jars). Tokyo: Shōgakukan, 1999.

Moriya, Chizuru, and Takako Koseki, eds. “Gajin no Tabi: Bi he no Hōkō” (“The Painter’s Journey: Wandering toward Beauty.”) Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan 99-2 (1999).

Moriya, Chizuru and Koseki, Takako. Botanikaru warudo: Shokubutsu monogatari (“Botanical World: The Story of Flora”). Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, vol. 99-5. MG Gallery, 1999.

Moriya, Chizuru and Koseki, Takako, eds. Gajin no tabi: Bi he no hoko (“The Painter’s Journey: Wandering toward Beauty”). Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, vol. 99-2. MG Gallery, 1999.

Moriya, Chizuru and Koseki, Takak, eds. Nippon no asobi: Tawamure he no kyoshu (“The Recreation of Japan: Feelings of Nostalgia for Amusements”). Meguro Gajoen Bijutsukan, vol. 99-4, 1999.

Nezu Bijutsukan (Nezu Art Museum), ed. Shirarezaru Karatsu: Nisai, Tanshoku-yū, Mishima-de (The Little-Known Karatsu Wares of the Edo Period: Nisai, Single-Color Glaze, and Mishima-Type). Moriyama, Saga: Sagawa Bijutsukan, 2003.

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Nihon Bijutsu Tōken Hōzōn Kyōkai (Association for the Preservation of Japanese Art and Swords). Kaga Kinkō Taikan (Overview of Kaga Metalwork). Ishikawa Prefecture: Nihon Bijutsu Tōken Hōzōn Kyōkai, 1983.

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Niigata Kenritsu Kindai Bijutsukan (Niigata Prefectural Museum of Modern Art), ed. Niigata Kenritsu Kindai Bijutsukan Shozōhin Mokuroku (Niigata Prefectural Museum of Modern Art Collection Catalog). Nagaoka-Shi, Niigata-Ken: Niigata Kenritsu Kindai Bijutsukan, 1993.

Niigata Kenritsu Kindai Bijutsukan (Niigata Prefectural Museum of Modern Art), et al., eds. Sasaki Shōdō to Modanizumu: Kinzoku Kōgei-ka to Tenkan no Jidai (The Metal Craft Artist and the Era of Transition). Nagaoka-Shi, Niigata-Ken: Niigata Kenritsu Kindai Bijutsukan, 1994.

Nikaidō, Mitsuru. Miyagawa Kōzan to Yokohama Makuzu-Yaki (Miyagawa Kōzan and the Makuzu Ceramics of Yokohama). Yokohama Bijutsukan (Yokohama Museum of Art), ed. Yūrindō, Inc., 2001.

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Nōshōmushō (The Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce), ed. Nōshōmushō Tenrankai Zuroku (Catalogs for the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce Art Exhibitions). 20 volumes. Tokyo: Fujimi Shobō, 1998-2001.

Ogawa, Mikio. “Sekai o Miryō Shita Meiji no Shippō – Sono Gi to Bi” (“Meiji Artworks by Shippō that Charmed the World: Their Technique and Beauty”). Kottō “Rokushō” (Antique “Verdigris”) 29:59 (June 2006).

Ogawa, Morihiro. “Sekai o Okorokaseta Bakumatsu – Meiji no Kinkō” (“Late Edo and Meiji Metalwork that Startled the World”). Kottō “Rokushō” (Antique “Verdigris”) 32:62 (March 2007).

Saitō, Takashi. Kuro no Yoin, Saitō Takashi (The Reverberation of Blackness: Saitō Takashi). Iwaki: Iwaki-Shi Bijutsukan, 1998.

Santorii Bijutsukan (Suntory Museum of Art), ed. Kaikan Sanjū Go Shū Nen Kinen Ten IV: Kindai Bijutsu no Kyōjintachi: Teishitsu Gigei-in no Sekai (Fourth Exhibition to Commemorate the Thirty-Fifth Anniversary of the Opening of the Museum: Giants of Modern Art: The World of Imperial Household Artists). Tokyo: Santorii Bijutsukan, 1996.

Shibuya Kuritsu Shōtō Bijutsukan (Shōtō Museum of Art, Shibuya District). Tokubetsuten: Nihon no Zōge Bijutsu: Meiji no Zōge Chōkoku wo Chūshin ni (History of Japanese Ivory Carving: Gebori-Okimono and Shibayama of Meiji Period). Tokyo: Shibuya Kuritsu Shōtō Bijutsukan, 1996.

Shiga Kenritsu Tōgei no Mori (The Shiga Ceramic Cultural Park), ed. Meiji no Yakimono: Bunmei Kaika no Yakimono, Ōbei o Fūbi Shita Japonizumu e (Japonisme for the Western World: The Pottery of the Meiji Era) . Shiga: Foundation of the Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, 1996.

Shiga Kenritsu Tōgei no Mori (The Shiga Ceramic Cultural Park), ed. Tokubetsu Ten: Nante Kirei, Nante Fushigi – Yūraku no Hyōgen to Tōgeijitsu (Special Exhibition: Somehow Beautiful, Somehow Strange – The Expression of Glazes and Ceramic Art). Shiga: Shiga Kenritsu Tōgei no Mori, 1999.

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Taguchi, Yoshikuni, and Yanagibashi Makoto. Maki-e: Taguchi Yoshikuni. Tokyo: Taguchi Yoshikuni, 1991.

Takaoka-Shi Bijutsukan (Takaoka City Museum of Art). Kanamori Eiichi no Igyō wo Shinonde: Ningen Kokuhō Takaoka-Shi Meiyo Shimin Tokubetsu Ten (Kanamori Eiichi Memorial Retrospective: National Living Treasure and Honorary Citizen of Takaoka, A Special Exhibition). Takaoka-Shi: Takaoka-Shi Bijutsukan, 2003.

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Tōkyō Kokuritsu Hakubutsukan (Tokyo National Museum), ed. Umi o Watatta Meiji no Bijutsu: Saiken! 1893 Nen Shikago Koronbusu Sekai Hakurankai (World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893 Revisited: 19th Century Japanese Art Shown in Chicago, USA). Tokyo: Tōkyō Kokuritsu Hakubutsukan, 1997.

Tōkyō Kokuritsu Hakubutsukan (Tokyo National Museum), ed. Nihon Bijutsuin Sōritsu Hyaku Shū Nen Kinen Tokubetsu-ten: Kindai Nihon Bijutsu no Kiseki (Special Exhibition Commemorating the 100 Year Anniversary of the Foundation of the Japan Art Institute: The Course of Modern Japanese Art). Tokyo: Tōkyō Kokuritsu Hakubutsukan, 1998.

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