- Fuyu no Asama (Mt. Asama in Winter) - Haiku It states: Published by The

It states: Published by The National Museum

Title "Towadako Akiiro "(Towada Lake in Autumn) and dated "Showa 22 nen 5 gatsu" (May 1947) in Japanese on the left margin

The fantastic silkscreen print "Kaze no Okurimono" (Gift of The Breeze) is by Miwako Okamoto

Typical minor ink smudges on the margin

Sheet number: 114/200

- Fuyu no Asama (Mt. Asama in Winter) - Haiku It states: Published by TheThe small woodblock print 'Fuyu no Asama' (Mt. Asama in Winter) is by Unichi Hiratsuka (18951997). Asama refers primarily to Mount Asama, an active volcano on the border of Nagano and Gunma Prefectures. It is included in both the list of Japans 100 Famous Mountains and the list of 100 Famous Mountains Known for Their Beautiful Flowers. In this work, however, Hiratsuka presents the trees in their quiet winter state, beyond the flowering season.