A beautiful large-format Japanese art book featuring famous samurai battle folding screens from the Sengoku period. This volume includes detailed reproductions of the legendary “Battle of Kawanakajima” and “Battle of Nagashino” screens, showcasing dynamic battle scenes, armor, horses, and historical compositions in rich detail. The book features the only surviving folding screen depicting the famous Battle of Kawanakajima, renowned for the dramatic single-combat encounter between Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Kenshin. It also includes remarkable depictions of the Battle of Nagashino, portraying the clash between the Takeda cavalry and the combined firearm forces of Oda and Tokugawa. Among the highlights is the celebrated Naruse family version, once regarded as a “phantom” folding screen. Title: 戦国合戦絵屏風集成 Vol.1 – Kawanakajima Battle Screens / Nagashino Battle Screens Author: Tadachika Kuwata Publisher: Chuo Koronsha Year: 1988 Format: Large hardcover edition with obi band Condition: The book cover shows slight surface wear, minor scratches, and slight creasing. Pages show slight age tanning and minor folding/creasing. Overall in very good condition. Please refer carefully to the photos for details. Important: Due to a temporary suspension by Japan Post, shipments to the UAE cannot be made at this time. Important Notice for International Buyers: Import duties or taxes may be charged by your local customs office. These fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost. They vary depending on your country’s regulations. For more information, please check your local customs office or Catawiki’s guidance. https://www.catawiki.com/en/help/fees/do-i-have-to-pay-customs-fees