Tōkaidō Road Collection
The tōkaidō road, a historic route in Japan, has captivated artists for centuries
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The tōkaidō road, a historic route in Japan, has captivated artists for centuries. Shono's woodblock print from 1838-40 depicts the beauty of this famous road, showcasing its importance in Japanese culture. Another iconic image is Katsushika Hokusai's "Fuji from the Ford at Kanaya" created around 1833, which showcases Mount Fuji as seen from one of the stops along the tōkaidō road. One notable stop along this renowned route is Kawasaki Station, depicted in an engraving titled "View of the Rokugo River Crossing at the Kawasaki Station. " Created by Shotei Hokuju between 1789 and 1818, it captures the essence of this bustling station and its connection to the tōkaidō road. The sketches of Japan provide glimpses into various locations along the tōkaidō road. From Oiso Tora's Rain series to Odawara Sakawa River and Fujisawa Yugyo Temple series, these engravings offer a visual journey through all fifty-three stations on this historic path. Mishima Morning Mist painting from Asagiri Series portrays a serene scene with mist-covered landscapes that evoke tranquility. Meanwhile, Totsuka Fork Motomachi Betsudo painting takes us to another station on our journey with vibrant colors and lively streets. Shinagawa Departure Daimyo Shoko Detachi presents a departure scene filled with excitement as travelers set off on their adventure down this legendary road. Hodogaya Shinmachi Bridge Shinmachibashi offers a glimpse into daily life near one of these stations while Ejiri Distant View Miho Miho Enbo showcases breathtaking views that await those who venture further down this historical path. With each artwork depicting different aspects of life along the tōkaido road, they collectively highlight its significance as both a physical route and a symbol of Japan's rich cultural heritage.