| [Frontispiece] RESIDENCE of the DJOGOUN at YEDO. |
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| Earthquake & Eruption of the Mountain of Asama-yama, in the Province of Sinano. |
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| Earthquake, Volcanic Eruption, & Inundation in the Province of Simahara. pp. 112/113. |
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| PLAN of the DUTCH FACTORY in the ISLAND of DESIMA at NANGASAKI. |
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| HOUSE of the CHIEF of the DUTCH COMPANY. pp. 168/169. |
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| THE CHINESE FACTORY in the Street of Teng-chan at Nangasaki, Founded in 1688. |
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| Part II, Plate 1. 1. Bride’s Father. 2. Her Mother. 3. Bridegroom. 4. Mediator. 5. His Wife. 6. Bridegroom’s Father. 7. His Mother. 8. Bride. 9. Bride’s younger Brother. 10 Bridegroom’s younger Brother. 11. The Kaizoge, or Assistant to the Bride. 12. Male Butterfly. 13. Female Butterfly. 14. Servant in the Adjoining Apartment. Part II, Plate 2. Manner of arranging the Presents for the Bridegroom. Sabre of the Bridegroom. The Mediator delivering the sabre. pp. 224/225. |
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| Part II, Plate 3. 1 & 2 Two horses to hang clothes upon. A. The Mizoesi. B. The Koerodana. C.C. Two boxes with shells. a. The Fikiwatashi. b. The Tekake. c. The Sousous. Part II, Plate 4. Sousous. Fig. 6. Five bunches of Nosi. Fig. 10. Two Bream. pp. 224/225. |
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| Part II, Plate 5. The Bridegroom sends a present on occasion of the Bride's Visit to her parents. The Bride, accompanied by her Mother-in-law, or other relation visits each of those from whom she has received presents. [Part II, Plate 6.] Fig. 4. 5 pieces of red stuff. Fig. 3. 5 pieces of red gilams. Fig. 7. Tekake. Packets of Sea Cat. Fikiwatasi. Fig 9. Box with 50 Commelmaas. Fig. 8. 5 packets of sea lentil. pp. 224/225. |
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| Part II, Plate 7. Apartment prepared for the Wedding. Adjoining Room. Adjoining Room. Part. II, Plate 8. Apartment in which the Bride's parents entertain the Bridegroom. pp. 224/225. |
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| Part II, Plate 9. C. Siodana. B. Koerodana. A. Mizousi. Fig. 5. 15 Parcels of silk Wadding. Part. II, Plate 10. Different ways of folding paper. Fig. 2. 5 Pieces of white Pelangs. Fig. 1. 3 Packets of Money. Part II, Plate 11. A. The Simaday Taka Sago, B. The Osiday Forai, Emblems of long life. pp. 224/225. |
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| a. The quan, or coffin. b. The high-priest of the temple. c. c. The inferior priests. d. d. d. d. The priests of the other temples. p. 241. |
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| Part II, Plate 19. Tomb of the Governor of Nangasaki. Part II, Plate 12. Temporary Hut in which the Quan & the Sisek are exhibited. pp. 242/243. |
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| Part II, Plates 16-18.FUNERAL PROCESSION of the GOVERNOR of NANGASAKI. Part II, Plates 13-15.FUNERAL PROCESSION of A SUPERIOR CIVIL OFFICER. pp. 250/251. (whole view) |
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| Part II, Plates 16-18.FUNERAL PROCESSION of the GOVERNOR of NANGASAKI. Part II, Plates 13-15.FUNERAL PROCESSION of A SUPERIOR CIVIL OFFICER. pp. 250/251. (detail ①) |
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| Part II, Plates 16-18.FUNERAL PROCESSION of the GOVERNOR of NANGASAKI. Part II, Plates 13-15.FUNERAL PROCESSION of A SUPERIOR CIVIL OFFICER. pp. 250/251. (detail ②) |
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| Part II, Plates 16-18.FUNERAL PROCESSION of the GOVERNOR of NANGASAKI. Part II, Plates 13-15.FUNERAL PROCESSION of A SUPERIOR CIVIL OFFICER. pp. 250/251. (detail ③) |
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Titsingh, Isaac［ティツィング］ 
Illustrations of Japan.［日本風俗図誌 （「日本における式典：婚礼と葬儀、ならびに歴代将軍図譜」 英訳版）］
1822
