- Matsuchiyama (Matsuchiyama, Asakusa) - Kiyomizu Temple a straw raincoat and a

a straw raincoat and a straw hat are hanging

mostly on the verso

This print was created using the finest techniques of Edo-period artisan ukiyo-e printmaking

originally printed in the 18th century

Featuring bold contrasts and vibrant

- Matsuchiyama (Matsuchiyama, Asakusa) - Kiyomizu Temple a straw raincoat and aThe Japanese woodblock print Matsuchiyama (Matsuchiyama, Asakusa) is by Shuncho Katsukawa (dates of birth and death unknown). Matsuchiyama, located northeast of Sensoji Temple on the west bank of the Sumida River, is a hill about 10 meters above sea level. Matsuchiyama Shoden, which has a temple complex here, is officially called Honryu in and is one of the branch temples of Senso ji Temple. This print depicts three beauties enjoying a walk and