the first with six arrows with target point arrowheads, brown and white flights (hane), bamboo shafts, one with a brass arrowhead and the inscription 'hazama', the quiver made of woven plain rattan; the second with six arrows with narrow arrowheads (togari-ya), dark brown flights, and bamboo shafts in a lacquered black rattan quiver; the third with six arrows, in one group of four and one group of two, all with target arrowheads, brown flights, and bamboo shafts, the quiver of lacquered black rattan; the fourth with ten arrows with target points, the quiver covered in green leather embossed with foliage designs; the fifth with eight arrows with target points and bamboo shafts, the quiver made of rattan with brass fittings and an inner copper tube; the sixth with a fine set of four practice arrows with matched bamboo shafts and two other practice arrows, the quiver made of black lacquered rattan; the seventh with a set of twelve practice arrows, the quiver made of rattan; the eighth with two bamboo arrows with broken tips, the quiver made of rattan with a leather cap, the longest quiver 121.0 cm in length (8)