During the Edo Period, which saw the flourishing of commercial publishing, an unprecedented number of books were published compared to previous eras. During that time, kibyoshi illustrated books and ukiyo-e prints published by Tsutaya Juzaburo and many other publishers served as entertainment for the common people, enriching their lives. These books are packed with stories that parody old tales and feature characters full of humor, allowing readers to enjoy them through reading and viewing. This exhibition is the second part of the 100th special exhibition, featuring books from the collection of the Iwase Bunko Library that captivated readers at the time, including works created by Juzaburo.