Yei Theodora Ozaki Collection

His beautiful hostess... began to sing a wild and beautiful air, 1919. Creator: Unknown
His beautiful hostess, seating herself beside the koto, began to sing a wild and beautiful air, 1919. Strange and wonderful to relate

This is the head of Kanshusai, the son of the Lord Sugawara!, 1919. Creator
" This is the head of Kanshusai, the son of the Lord Sugawara!", 1919. The severed head was, in fact, that of little Kotaro

Listen Sawaichi! said the Heavenly Voice... 1919. Creator: Unknown
" Listen Sawaichi!" said the Heavenly Voice, " Through the faith of your wife and the merits of her accumulated prayers your lives shall be prolonged". 1919

Sawaichi... repeated the Buddhist invocation: Namu Amida Butsu, 1919. Creator
Sawaichi, turning his sightless face towards the altar, repeated the Buddhist invocation: " Namu Amida Butsu", 1919

As she spoke, Urasato leaned far out over the balcony... 1919. Creator: Unknown
As she spoke, Urasato leaned far out over the balcony, the picture of youth, grace and beauty, 1919....her figure supple and fragile as a willow branch wafted to and fro by a summer breeze

He was suddenly startled to see a girlish form coming towards him in the wavering shadows, 1919. Hayashi was walking along the Sumida riverbank one evening

He glared fiercely at the apparition... 1919. Creator: Unknown
He glared fiercely at the apparition... 1919. Tomosaburo was a brave, strong-minded samurai, to whom the sensation of fear was totally unknown

Yendo draws his sword... 1919. Creator: Unknown
Yendo draws his sword, when between him and the victim of his vengeance there darts the lovely Kesa, 1919. He raises his sword and seizes his aunt again

Mortally wounded, both men fell to the ground... 1919. Creator: Unknown
Mortally wounded, both men fell to the ground, and so fatal had been Jurobeis thrusts that in a few minutes they breathed their last, 1919

Frontispiece to Romances of Old Japan, 1919. Creator: Unknown
Frontispiece to Romances of Old Japan, 1919. Woman wearing a kimono and holding a fan, surrounded by cherry blossom. From " Romances of Old Japan", by Madame Yukio Ozaki

The picture he so much admired had actually taken life 1919. Creator: Unknown
The picture he so much admired had actually taken life...and was gliding lightly towards him, 1919. Toshika felt unaccountably happy, he could not tell why and sat alone

Her ghastly face and blood-stained garments... 1919. Creator: Unknown
Her ghastly face and blood-stained garments struck terror to the souls of the petrified spectators, 1919....the brides sumptuously lacquered kago appeared, surrounded by a numerous retinue

What was the young mans astonishment to see a pretty young girl standing just within the gate, 1919. A young samurai happened to pass a deserted Buddhist temple

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"Yei Theodora Ozaki: Unveiling the Enchanting Tales of Old Japan" Step into the captivating world of Yei Theodora Ozaki, as she brings to life the enchanting tales of old Japan. Her beautiful hostess voice resonates through time, filling the air with a wild and mesmerizing melody that transports you to a realm of wonder. In "The Head of Kanshusai, " we witness the son of Lord Sugawara taking center stage, his presence commanding attention and respect. As Sawaichi listens intently, a heavenly voice whispers secrets that only he can hear, guiding him on an extraordinary journey. Sawaichi's devotion is unwavering as he repeats the Buddhist invocation, "Namu Amida Butsu. " Little does he know that fate has something unexpected in store for him. Urasato leans over the balcony, her silhouette dancing in the moonlit shadows. A girlish form emerges from within those wavering shadows, startling Sawaichi with its ethereal beauty. His glare turns fierce at this apparition before him; however, his horror knows no bounds when moonlight reveals it to be none other than Kesa - his beloved. Their forbidden love now exposed under nature's spotlight. Gunbei watches silently from afar as his cruel order unfolds before him on the veranda. Regret fills his heart as he witnesses lives shattered by his own hand. But amidst chaos and despair arises Yendo - drawing forth his sword with determination etched upon every line of his face. In this climactic moment, two warriors clash in a battle that will determine their destiny. Mortally wounded they fall together onto sacred ground - their spirits forever intertwined in sacrifice and honor. Their story echoes through generations as a testament to bravery and loyalty. With each turn of these ancient pages comes another glimpse into Romances of Old Japan. This frontispiece serves as a gateway to a realm where legends are born and heroes rise.