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Tsuki Hyakushi - One Hundred Aspects of the Moon
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Minamato Yorimasa-9 viewsMinamoto Yorimasa, a fabulous archer, shot down a monster which had been bothering the emperor. The crescent moon is poetically called "Yumihari Zuki" which resembles the shape of the bow stretched by a string.
1888
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Minamato no Tsunemoto-25 viewsMinamoto no Tsunemoto shot down a deer-monster from the roof of Joganden Palace of emperor Shujaku.
1888
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Matsuo Basho-19 viewsPoet Matsuo Basho talks to the farmers who are enjoying the full moon party.
1891
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Little Prince Usu-19 viewsLittle prince Usu, later known as Yamato Takeru no Mikoto, disguised as a woman and killed the chief of Kumaso tribe in southern Japan.
1886
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Lady Gosechi-20 viewsIn a delapidated palace, two noblemen listen to koto music by Lady Gosechi ( they may be ghosts from the past) reminiscenting their former glories.
1887
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Lady Gosechi-9 viewsIn a delapidated palace, two noblemen listen to koto music by Lady Gosechi ( they may be ghosts from the past) reminiscenting their former glories.
1887
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Kumasaka-13 viewsThe ghost of Kumasaka wearing a priest's hat, Noh mask and robes. This print with light background is rare and the earlier variant than the one with blue background.
1887
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Kityama Moon - Tsuki Hyakushi # 32-5 views"Tsuki Hyakushi; Kitayama no Tsuki" (One Hundred Aspects of the Moon; Kitayama Moon) Toyohara Sumiaki, 16th C, was a renowned flute musician. One moon-lit night, he wandered into the wilderness of Kitayama. Suddenly a pack of wolves surrounded him. He thought he was going to be killed. He played his favorite flute for the last time. But the wolves became spellbound by his music. They disappeared into the woods leaving him unharmed.
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Kinto-14 viewsPoet, Fujiwara Kinto in Heian Court, found beautiful plum blossoms on a branch in the snow. He admires and carries the branch formally on a fan to indicate his respect.
1887
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Kenshin-18 viewsGeneral Uesugi Kenshin contemplates a poem looking at the full moon and the flying geese. The chivalrous rivalry between him and Takeda Shingen was well documented and the favorite subjects in several novels and plays such as "The Battles of Kawanakajima" by Chikamatsu.
1890
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Kazan Temple Moon-20 viewsKazan who became the emperor at the age of 17, was tricked to abdicate his throne and retired to a temple.
1880
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Kazan Temple Moon-5 viewsKazan who became the emperor at the age of 17, was tricked to abdicate his throne and retired to a temple.
1880
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