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koku' (“Drawn and carved by Takeji”) are in Japanese in the lower-right corner of the image
Adding a touch of humanity to this already stunning print is a kakashi (scarecrow)—a decoy or mannequin often used by farmers to protect their crops
The sign on the right belongs to a local bank
This print is rarely seen on the market
born in Tokyo in 1950
- Masanoya (Tea room in Gion "Masanoya") - Kaoru Saito koku' (“Drawn and carved byThe beautiful woodblock print "Masanoya" (Tea Room in Gion, "Masanoya") is by Katsuyuki Nishijima and was printed in 2012. This print captures a famous tea room in Gion, Kyoto. The delicate paper lantern, bearing the words "Miyako Odori" (Cherry Dance Festival), adds a touch of romance to the scene. The neat and elegant atmosphere of the tea room is beautifully portrayed, with Nishijima's signature umbrella prints adding a unique and popular touch.