Painted wooden votive plaque known as ema (絵馬) depicting a woman and a child praying next to a shrine. Two characters, 奉納 (hōnō; offering) are on the top of the picture. Also writing on right side of shrine, 正成 (Masanari), likely the name of the person who offered this ema. The back has the words “Daishi Inari” in pencil.

The cloth is natural in colour with designs in dark and light brown. In the centre of the cloth there is a thick brown caterpillar-like figure with many rounded sections, increasing in size across the width of the cloth. There are many lines extending from the sections, much like legs. To one side of the figure, the designs are linear. Thick parallel brown lines have various 'v' patterns attached, some coloured in and some outlined. On the other side of the central figure, the designs are more circular. The parallel brown lines are fewer and have leaf-like patterns attached. In one area there are no lines, but many circles with leaves extending in all directions. The cloth is painted on one side but some paint has bled through to the backside.

Painted wooden votive plaque known as ema (絵馬) depicting a woman and a child praying next to a shrine.

A quiver (part a) with eleven slim plain shafts (parts b-l) that have elaborately barbed points. The quiver (part a) is carved with geometric linear and 'x' designs. Part b: plain broken shaft having four joint parts; c: plain broken shaft having two joint parts with fibre wrapped around the upper end and a long dark point that has an elongated pyramidal tip with four upraised bands around its base; d: plain shaft with fibre wrapped around both ends and a long dark point that has an elongated pyramidal tip with four upraised bands around its base; e: plain shaft with fibre wrapped around both ends and a long dark point that has an elongated pyramidal tip with multiple sets of three and four upraised bands around it; f: plain shaft with fibre wrapped around the upper end and a long dark point that has an elongated pyramidal tip with one upraised bands around its base; g: plain shaft with fibre wrapped around both ends and a long dark point that has an elongated pyramidal tip with one upraised bands around its base; h: plain shaft with fibre wrapped around both ends and a long dark point that has an elongated pyramidal tip with singular sets of upraised bands around it; i: plain shaft with fibre wrapped around both ends and a long dark point; j: plain shaft with fibre wrapped around both ends and a long dark point that has an elongated pyramidal tip with singular sets of upraised bands around it; k: plain shaft with fibre wrapped around both ends and a long dark point that has an elongated pyramidal tip with one upraised bands around its base; and l: plain shaft with fibre wrapped around both ends and a long dark point.

Thin, cylindrical, brown wood handle that has a disc-like finial at the end. Palm fibre is wound around the handle at the end and under the disc-like finial. Head is carved in a ten-pointed star-like shape with a round boss in the centre.

Several braided bands of grass are bundled together to form a thick belt strap. Strap is embellished with three sections of striped beading. Striped beading design are in white, black, red, and green. Skin ties are at both ends of the belt.

Hairpins, two pronged with long shaft, square in cross section, with cross-hatching patterns that have been cut into the surface and burned to a dark brown finish. Part a has an inverted pyramid-shaped finial tip, and wider cross-hatching than part b, which has a 10-sided finial tip (one side joined to the shaft).

Bead coil in the shape of an elongated inward curving u form. Rolled fabric covered with rows of beads. The ends are with rows of blue, yellow, red, green, and black while the sides are white and the middle is with rows of red, green, pink, and black.

Pear-shaped wooden object with a long dowel-like neck ending in a sphere. Object is cut in half widthwise and, pivoting on a brass bolt fixed through the end of the neck, slides open to reveal a circular brass dish and a long, needle-shaped ivory (?) object held in inner cavities. The needle-shaped ivory (?) object is covered in black dots arranged in a linear pattern.

Painted wooden votive plaque known as ema (絵馬) depicting a man praying next to a shrine. On the back "Ikegami" is written in pencil.