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Contains receipts for medicinal pills and powders from pages 1-44. A section on ointments follows, with the page numbers starting anew from 1-30. Date: "Bunsei 10 [1827], July at Seibidōjuku; recorded by Yamanaka Shūsai Hideyuki" / 山中周斎秀之.

Contains two sections: one is a collection of receipts for medicines, "copied by Sen Chōsai / 宣暢斎 in Bunsei tsuchinoe ne [1828], August 28 to 30 at Dr. Seishū's shinjuku /新塾 [new school]." The title of the second part, Tōshin bassui / 痘疹抜粋, relates to smallpox, discussing diagnostic techniques, treatment methods, and prescription compounds. "Copied in Bunsei 11 nen tsuchinoe ne [1828], August 19-20 at Dr. Seishū shinjuku [new school] by Shūhin / 鷲瀕."

This volume is divided into five sections, each with its own title. The sections consist of lectures by Hanaoka Seishū and possibly other individuals; topics include case studies of various kinds, breast cancer, and scurvy. Most of the lectures seem to have taken place in late July 1827. In all cases, the writer adds his name to the text.

A notebook divided into five sections, each with its own title. They appear to be medical lectures given at the Shunrinken school.

This notebook contains medical lectures on various illnesses and surgical and suturing techniques.

Written in Bunsei 11 [1828] December by Sen Chōsai. Several medical cases are discussed.

Written by Kōka 2 [1845] Shōgatsu [January], Kokubo Indō [or Toradō?] This notebook, although not part of the previous group, features almost the same content as RL_10050_V_16 as well as the same title, but was copied in 1845 rather than 1828.

The first 15 pages list ointments, their method of manufacture, and their usage and toxicity. The rest of the pages comprise a collection of Dr. Nanhō's case studies of his medical experiences at the inn in Bizen Okayama. Includes the names of the patients, ages, diagnoses, and/or descriptions of symptoms. Also gives a record of medical treatments and medicines. One section is on an obstetric technique to extract a baby using the hands. No date or name of author is given.