Rare and Beautiful: Fujita Toko's "Okusho-jo" Woodblock Print, Folding Album, Edo Period This is a woodblock-printed folding album of Fujita Toko's "Okusho-jo," a calligraphy collection by the Confucian scholar and Mito domain retainer of the late Edo period. Size: H27.2 x W10.3 cm Fujita Toko A Confucian scholar and retainer of the Mito domain in the late Edo period. He was a trusted advisor to Tokugawa Nariaki. He incorporated the study of Japanese classics by Motoori Norinaga and laid the foundation for the Sonno Joi (Revere the Emperor, Expel the Barbarians) movement. This is a rare item that is difficult to obtain. I believe it is a beautiful item in good condition. Those who are looking for it are welcome. Please check the images for details.