Edo Ukiyo

Bikunibashi (Bikunibashi Bridge) is a bridge over the Kyobashi River. The store's sign "Yama-jira" means wild boar meat, and "○yaki" means baked sweet potato. #浮世絵

Bunbuku Chagama," an old tale about a raccoon dog that grows a face, tail, and arms and legs out of an old tea kettle and walks on a tightrope, receiving applause and yan-yan-yan. #浮世絵

A warrior with a naginata (halberd) in his hand is riding the waves while glaring at the other side. The white kimono is probably a death costume. The combination of his pale face and white kimono is extremely cool. It is even sexy.
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A beautiful boy is holding up a portable light in a very cool pose. His black and red kimono is cool. What is he doing in the dark garden? #浮世絵

Uesugi Kenshin, the "god of war," had a mortal rival in Takeda Shingen.

Shingen's visual appearance has always been consistent. It is easy to recognize him at a glance.

While Kenshin's Hoshinoe was very cool, this Shingen's was more like "Hey, where am I? Where am I? Shingen looks like a lost child.
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The man with the sharply shaved head is Taira no Kiyomori. He is the man who established the "Heike Banzai" era, and is credited with the historic comment, "If you are not a Heike, you are not a Heike. #浮世絵

Amid falling autumn leaves, a beautiful woman in a kimono in the color of autumn leaves and a military commander in a Shibuzura wig are a strange picture. Are they fighting? But this beautiful woman is actually an ogre. Note the sake cups. The sake in the sake cup reflects the face of the demon, and the warrior, who has learned the identity of the beautiful woman, gently puts his hand on his sword. #浮世絵

The dancing butterflies, the eerily smiling Hotoke, the bright red Nioh who falls down in a terrible pose, the dancing Gaikotsu ...... all are full of madness. It's just so d***y. I have said it many times, but these works are more than 100 years old. This is not the work of Tadanori Yokoo. #浮世絵

During the Edo period, Samezu faced Edo Bay, where seaweed cultivation flourished. This is a bird's-eye view of the coast of Samezu. The mountain in the distance is Mt. Kiba. #浮世絵

Oiwa-san, who has turned into a grudge, can also change into a lantern ("One Hundred Tales," "Oiwa-san," painting by Katsushika Hokusai). #浮世絵

This is where Minamoto no Yorimitsu, the lord of Watanabetsuna (Tsuna Watanabe) and famous for exterminating the demon boss Shuten Doji, who lives on Mount Oe, is being attacked in his sleep by the specter of the Tsuchigumo. #浮世絵

A beautiful princess wearing a gorgeous furisode (long-sleeved kimono) is flying in the air, surrounded by flickering foxfires - a truly magical scene.
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While the yokai are a bit comical and somewhat cute to look at (especially the snail-like ones), the grandmother is really scary. The kuzukago's flirty eyes are cute, too. And yet, the old lady..

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Harunobu Suzuki "Ukiyo Bijin Yohana Minami-no-Kata, Matsuzakaya Uchino-Kaze
鈴木春信「浮世美人寄花　南の方　松坂屋内野風

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歌川広重「牡丹に孔雀」 #浮世絵

The lumber wholesaler in Nihonbashi was moved to Fukagawa and called Kiba. In Edo, where fires were common, there was a demand for large quantities of lumber. The snowy, cold atmosphere of the lumberyard is well conveyed. #浮世絵

Kunisada Utagawa (Toyokuni Utagawa III), "Thirty-two Phases of Ima-asama," (The Thirty-two Phases of Ima-asama: A Temperamental Phase)
歌川国貞（三代歌川豊国）「今様三十二相　気むつかし相」 #浮世絵

Kakegawa Hiroshige "Tokaido Gojisanai Kambara Night Snow
The villagers are walking silently in a slumped posture amidst the incessant snowfall. All the doors of the houses along the road are closed, and there is silence all around. The only sound is their footsteps on the snow. #浮世絵

月岡芳年「美立七曜星　満月」Tsukioka Yoshinori "MIRIWA SEVEN YAGOSHI Mangetsu" #浮世絵

Nihon Hana zue- Ogata Gekko #浮世絵

Dragon rising to the heavens- Ogata Gekko #浮世絵

Flowers of Edo by Utagawa Kuniyoshi #浮世絵

The Story of Nippondaemon and the Cat (1835) PART 2, Utagawa Kuniyoshi #浮世絵

UTAGAWA KUNIYOSHI (1797-1861)
The Story of Nippondaemon and the Cat (Nippondaemon neko no koji). PART 1/3 #浮世絵

Appearing in Pain- Tsukioka Yosh*toshi #浮世絵

One Hundred Famous Views of Edo “Plum Garden in Kamata” #浮世絵

Rowboats called oshiokuri-bune (push-off boats) ply the Nihombashi River. Fish landed at the fish market in the lower right corner are sold by peddlers who carry them on their arms with a balance pole.

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Shoki and Demon Utagawa Kuniyoshi 歌川国芳 (1798-1861)

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唐獅子図（1844年）The lion in the center is by his father, Katsushika Hokusai, and the surrounding flowers were painted by his daughter, Katsushika Oui. Yes, it is a father-son collaboration of two unique geniuses.