- Yuki no hi, Ueno Goju no tou (Snowy Day, Five-story Pagoda at Ueno) - Cranes featuring a large volume of

featuring a large volume of water cascading down a V-shaped valley and a massive granite monolith

Print paper size: 6 and 7/8 inches wide by 8 and 3/4 inches wide by (17

owls bring luck and offer protection from suffering

It features two precious purple kittens against a backdrop of black and gray shades

featuring its iconic three-story pagoda surrounded by trees and a rice paddy

- Yuki no hi, Ueno Goju no tou (Snowy Day, Five-story Pagoda at Ueno) - Cranes featuring a large volume ofThe Japanese woodblock print Yuki no Hi, Ueno Goju no Tou (Snowy Day, Five Story Pagoda at Ueno) is by Shintaro Okazaki. The title (Yuki no Hi, Ueno Goju no Tou), along with the carver's seal Okura, printers seal Ichimura, and the publishers seal Unsodo, appears in the left margin. According to the publisher, Shintaro Okazaki was a lesser known Shin Hanga artist who published through Unsodo in Kyoto. Unfortunately, little is known about his life, and