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The Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture owns a Vietnamese mirror in gilded and lacquer mounting which was first brought to Japan by Wakaku as one of her personal possessions, along with a Japanese manuscript translation of an original letter from the Ruan family to Araki.

The Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture owns a Vietnamese mirror in gilded and lacquer mounting which was first brought to Japan by Wakaku as one of her personal possessions, along with a Japanese manuscript translation of an original letter from the Ruan family to Araki.

Araki and his wife are buried in Nagasaki; their gravesite at the temple of [[Daion-ji]] has been designated a city cultural property.

Araki and his wife are buried in Nagasaki; their gravesite at the temple of [[Daion-ji]] has been designated a city cultural property. Their half-Japanese, half-Vietnamese son is represented by one of the ''[[chigo]]'' ("sacred boys") who rides a parade float in Nagasaki's annual [[Kunchi festival]].

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