- Asakusa Fukei, Taifu no ato no Okuyama (Views of Asakusa, Okuyama after the Typoon) Abstract Image size: 14 and 1/4

Image size: 14 and 1/4 inches wide by 6  and 1/2 inches (36 x 16

Sekino" on the bottom margin

Paper size: 20 and 1/4 x 15 and 5/8 inches (51

" is in the lower right corner of the image

Inagaki is best known for his images of cats in modern style

- Asakusa Fukei, Taifu no ato no Okuyama (Views of Asakusa, Okuyama after the Typoon) Abstract Image size: 14 and 1/4The wonderful black and white print "Asakusa Fukei, Taifu no ato no Okuyama" (Views of Asakusa, Okuyama after the Typoon) is by Unichi Hiratsuka (1985 1997). This print depicts a peaceful Okuyama after the typhoon. Around Senso ji Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo which has been called "Okuyama" since the mid Edo period, this shopping street is located. Okuyama has been bustling with show houses and street performances. Unichi Hiratsuka is well known as the