Visitors view "Dragon and Clouds'' by Soga Sh™haku (Japanese, 1730Ð1781) 1763; Fusuma; ink on paper, at the exhibit "€œJapanese Masterpieces," at Tokyo National Museum

"Tiger," Hasegawa T™haku, dated 1606. One from a pair of six-panel folding screens; ink on paper.

Installation at the exhibit "Japanese Masterpieces,"€ in Tokyo.

A crowd viewed the show "€œJapanese Masterpieces"€ at Kyushu National Museum, Japan.

Akane Kokubo (center) was the millionth visitor to "Japanese Masterpieces."€ The lucky visitor is a high school student who saw a Japanese TV program about Soga Shohaku'€™s "Dragon and Clouds" and asked her mother to take her to the show. At left is her mother, Michie Kokubo, at right is Karoku Miwa, the director of Kyushu National Museum.

Visitors viewed an installation at the "Japanese Masterpieces" exhibit.

People stood in line at the Tokyo National Museum to view the show.

"Landscape," Kenk™ Sh™kei. Hanging scroll, ink on paper.

"Shaka, the Historical Buddha, Preaching on Vulture Peak" Eighth century. Panel. Ink, color, and gold on ramie.

"Qinshansi Temple," Kano Motonobu. Panel. Ink and color on gold-leafed paper.

"Bat™ Kannon, the Horse-headed Bodhisattva of Compassion" Panel. Ink, color, gold, and silver on silk.

"The Four Sages of Mount Shang" Soga Sh™haku. One of a pair of six-panel folding screens. Ink and gold on paper.

"Waves at Matsushima" Ogata K™rin. Six-panel folding screen. Ink, color, and gold on paper.

"Dragon and Clouds" Soga Sh™haku. Fusuma. Ink on paper.

"Minister Kibi's Adventures in China," Scroll 4. Artist Unknown. Handscroll; ink, color, and gold on paper.