In Stage 2, we completed five works under the "High Resolution Facsimiles of Historical Cultural Assets" theme, including Landscapes of the Four Seasons by Sesshu, a National Treasure held by the Mohri Museum, and Namban Screens by Kano Naizen held by Kobe City Museum. These have been donated to the temples, museums and other institutions that own the originals. A total of 10 high resolution facsimiles have been reproduced so far, with five in the first year (Stage 1) now being joined by the five in Stage 2. The recipients will exhibit the high resolution facsimiles to the public, thereby providing opportunities for people throughout the world to have a closer look at some of Japan's finest culture and artwork.

Image of work	Title of work / Artist	Historical era	Recipient	Theme
	Landscapes of the Four Seasons *National Treasure Sesshu	Muromachi	Mohri Museum	2
	Flowers and Birds of the Four Seasons *Important Cultural Property Kano Motonobu	Muromachi	Hakutsuru Fine Art Museum	2
	Dragon and Clouds on the west side of Rei-no-ma room *Important Cultural Property Kaiho Yusho	Azuchi-Momoyama	Kenninji Temple	2
	Namban Screens *Important Cultural Property Kano Naizen	Azuchi-Momoyama	Kobe City Museum	2
	Landscapes in Moonlight *Important Cultural Property Soga Shohaku	Edo	Oumi Jingu Shrine	2