Ukiyo-e HIROSHIGE'S One Hundred Famous Views of Edo From Japan
Ukiyo-e HIROSHIGE'S One Hundred Famous Views of Edo From Japan
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■Item Descriptions■
This item was selected and purchased at an antique market in Japan.
This is a print of an ukiyo-e designed by Utagawa Hiroshige.
This is one of the “One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, titled “Bakurocho hatsune no baba (Bakurocho town Horse riding area at Hatsune)”, depicting a famous spot in Edo (present-day Tokyo) during the Edo period.
Bakurocho town was once a town where horse trading took place.
The town, which was once a military facility, has become a drying ground for dyed fabrics and a playground for children, illustrating the peaceful daily life of Edo.
The building at the front is the fire watchtower, a famous landmark of Bakurocho.
The graceful willow trees on both sides have begun to sprout, evoking a spring vibe.
Please note that this is a used item, so there may be visible wear.
Thank you for your understanding.
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36.5cm×25.5cm / 14.4inch×10inch
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36.5cm×25.5cm / 14.4inch×10inch
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