Fujisawa Net Museum

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東海名所　改正道中記　五十八　西京
東海名所　改正道中記　五十八　西京

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 58th: Saikyou (West Kyoto): Ohashi Bridge at Sanjou, “Futon kite netaru sugata ya Higashi-yama”, from the series “Famous Places along Toukai: Chronicle of the Renewed Japan”

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 Utagawa Hiroshige III

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 Utagawa Hiroshige III 1875 (Meiji 8) The composition of this picture, by situating the Sanjou Ohashi Bridge in front and the Higashi-yama Mountain in the back is similar to that of Hiroshige I. The man illustrated at the left edge on the bridge in a black uniform is a postman. When the postal service started in 1871, postman as illustrated in this picture delivered mails. The title came from a haiku poetry written by Hattori Ransetsu, who was a pupil of Matsuo Bashou (a great haiku poet from the early Edo period), and it expresses that the snow remains on top of Mt. Higashi-yama at the time of sunset looks like a sleeping man putting on a blanket.

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