- Gion Shirakawa Tatsumi-Bashi (Tatsumi-Bashi Bridge in Gion, Kyoto) - Kacho-zu Very minor paper crease and

Very minor paper crease and very minor spots on the margin which will be easily matted out

He use Shoson Ohara on all prints published by Watanabe

Title "Hagoromo kaigan no Fuji"

The poem at the top is a well-known haiku by Santōka Taneda

Signed: Artist's red seal "Toshi" from Toshiko on the lower left corner of the image

- Gion Shirakawa Tatsumi-Bashi (Tatsumi-Bashi Bridge in Gion, Kyoto) - Kacho-zu Very minor paper crease andThe serene woodblock print Gion Shirakawa Tatsumi Bashi (Tatsumi Bashi Bridge in Gion, Kyoto) is by Mataichiro Isoda (19021998). This print captures the beauty of a snowy day in Gion, depicting a Japanese woman gracefully walking with an umbrella. The delicate snow adds a touch of elegance to the already picturesque scene. The artist's signature, with a red seal, is in the lower right corner of the image. The printer's name, Sugimoto, and the Unsodo