Sakai Collection

Malaysia - Semang people
The Semang are a Negrito ethnic group of the Malay Peninsula. Lowland Semang tribes are also known as Sakai (see card caption), although this term is considered to be derogatory by the Semang people

Vintage 19th century photograph: Sakai people, with blowpipes, Dutch East Indies, Indonesia

Hollyhocks and Prince s-Feather Flowers, early 19th century. Creator: Sakai Oho
Hollyhocks and Prince s-Feather Flowers, early 19th century. Edo period

Six Jewel Rivers (Mu-Tamagawa), ca. 1839. Creator: Sakai Oho
Six Jewel Rivers (Mu-Tamagawa), ca. 1839. Edo period (1615-1868)

Activities of the Twelve Months (Tsukinami-e), late 1790s. Creator: Sakai Hoitsu
Activities of the Twelve Months (Tsukinami-e), late 1790s

Variety of flowers, plants and grapes by Sakai Hoitsu
Variety of flowers and plants including a grape vine by Sakai Hoitsu (1761-1828). Hoitsu revived the popularity and style of Ogata Korin having already created reproductions of Korins work

Sakai, Saburo, Japanese Navy fighter ace

Women and Children of the Sakai Tribe, Malaysia
Wild Group Of Sakals in Perak. The Sakai Tribe (also known as the Lowland Samang) from Perak, Malaysia. The two older women and are suckling young goats (kids) !! Date: circa 1906

Malaysia - Men of the Sakai tribe
These men of the Malaysian Northern Sakai tribe have built a scaffolding system enabling them to cut down a tall (and very wide!) tree at an easier higher level

Hong Kong captured by Japanese
Japanese General Takaishi Sakai makes a triumphant entry into Hong Kong on Christmas Day 1941, following the surrender of the Crown Colony

Five storied Pagoda at Nikko, Japan
The five storied Pagoda at Nikko, Japan. Tadakatsu Sakai started work on this building in 1650, but it burned down in 1815. It was rebuilt in 1818. Date: circa 1910s

The five-storey Pagoda at Nikko, Japan
The five storied Pagoda at Nikko, Japan. Tadakatsu Sakai started work on this building in 1650, but it burned down in 1815. It was rebuilt in 1818

The rugged basaltic cliffs called Tojimbo in Sakai, Fukui on the Sea of Japan coast, a popular tourist attraction, Japan, Asia

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"Sakai: A Journey Through Time and Cultures" Step into the captivating world of Sakai, where history, art, and diverse communities intertwine. From the skies to the jungles, this name holds stories that span continents. Meet Saburo Sakai, a legendary Japanese Navy fighter ace whose bravery soared through the clouds during World War II. His skill and courage left an indelible mark on aviation history. Traveling south to Malaysia, we encounter the Semang people descent. Their rich heritage is rooted in ancient traditions and their connection with nature is exemplified by their mastery of blowpipes. Delve further back in time with a vintage 19th-century photograph capturing the Sakai people wielding blowpipes in what was then known as Dutch East Indies. This glimpse into their daily lives reveals a resilient community thriving amidst challenging circumstances. Artistry flourishes under the name "Sakai. " Discover masterpieces like Hollyhocks and Prince's-Feather Flowers created by Sakai Oho in the early 19th century. The delicate strokes bring these flowers to life, showcasing nature's beauty through his skilled hand. The enchantment continues with Six Jewel Rivers (Mu-Tamagawa), an artwork crafted by another talented artist named Sakai Oho around 1839. This mesmerizing piece transports us to serene landscapes adorned with flowing rivers and lush greenery. Sakai Hoitsu takes us on a journey through Japan's seasons with Activities of Twelve Months (Tsukinami-e) from late 1790s. Each scene captures moments unique to each month - cherry blossoms blooming or leaves falling - reminding us of nature's ever-changing charm. Nature remains at center stage as we explore Variety of Flowers, Plants, and Grapes by Sakai Hoitsu. His intricate brushwork celebrates botanical diversity while paying homage to Japan's love for flora throughout centuries past. History takes a dramatic turn as we witness Hong Kong captured by the Japanese.