- Asakusa Kannon-do (Asakusa Kannon-do Hall, Tokyo) - Kyoto The print is pencil signed

The print is pencil signed “Ushio Shinohara

First printed in 1938

The spectacular Mt

There are two drying holes on the left margin and minor paper creases on the margins

a beloved hero of Japanese folklore

- Asakusa Kannon-do (Asakusa Kannon-do Hall, Tokyo) - Kyoto The print is pencil signedThe breathtaking woodblock print Asakusa Kannon d (Asakusa Kannon d Hall, Tokyo) by Tomikichiro Tokuriki (19021999) depicts a serene scene in Asakusa during the Shwa era, with a gentle presence of people enjoying the cherry blossom season. Beneath large umbrellas, two stalls line the pathway, evoking the quiet, peaceful atmosphere of spring. This chban format print is part of the Shiki Tokyo Fkei (Four Seasons of Tokyo) series. The title Asakusa