Shallow cardboard box (part a) and lid (part b) with assorted blocks of identical size (parts c- v v). Blocks have assorted images on the top with different characters and corresponding pictures. The paper image on some of the blocks has become detached from the top surface. Blocks without paper images have painted characters in the centre.

A folder (part g) of "Wood Block Prints: The Life of Japanese Children, A Set of 6 Pictures By Kyoto Hanga-In Co., Kyoto - Tokyo". The first illustration (part a) depicts a boy holding a fan, and a lantern, and a girl bending down to look at a bug at night. Part b depicts a young girl holding a baby and a green branch with a lantern. Part c depicts a boy carrying a bundle of wood sticks through the snow. Part d depicts a boy and a girl each crossing their lantern with one another. Part e depicts a girl with a fan. Part f depicts a boy on stilts and a girl standing on the snowy ground.

Paper booklet bound with staples. "Japanese Children's Songs/with the Translation into English." Published by Hakubi-sha, Tokyo. Cover depicts Mt. Fuji with clouds on a green ground.

Paper book of "Japanese Children's Game Songs" bound with staples. Published by Hakubi-sha (Tokyo). A drawing of a game of rock, paper, scissors is featured on the cover, bordered by drawings of various games and toys.

Wooden fish attached to a bamboo tube by way of metal hoops and coiled bark.

Wide brim woven hat. Woven sandals are attached to the top of the hat.

Toy consisting of a red and gold plastic fish decoration attached via lengths of black cylindrical and red tubular beads to a bright orange plastic banner with sarrated edges that has a Japanese character written in black that reads "good." There is also a strip of red plastic with two black beads at the base attached to the dorsal fin of the fish.

Bank is in cube shape with such animals as dog, elephant, giraffe, chicken, monkey, and penguin on different sides. Colours are predominantly orange, brown, and yellow, green, and blue on a natural ground.

Small, rectangular shaped, red silk bag with a drawstring closure that sits a quarter of the way down from the opening. The bag is filled with small chips of scented wood?

White double-sided ivory knife with rounded cutting surfaces that end in slight points. The handle features deer and leaf motifs painted in gold and black. A circular green, gold and white paper label is affixed near one end.