Snow at a guest house on pond's edge, from the series The Mitsubishi villa at Fukagawa

Guest house in the pines on pond's edge, from the series The Mitsubishi villa at Fukagawa

Snow at a Guest House on Pond's Edge (Chihan kyakushitshu no yuki)

Snow at a Guest House Overlooking a Pond, from an untitled series of views of the Mitsubishi villa in Fukagawa

Autumn garden, from the series The Mitsubishi villa at Fukagawa

Guest House in the Pines on Pond's Edge (Matsu no chihan no ryotei)

Guest House in the Pines on Pond's Edge (Matsu no chihan no ryotei)

Evening showers at Matsunoshima, from the series The Mitsubishi villa at Fukagawa

Panoramic view of Daisensui pond, from the series The Mitsubishi villa at Fukagawa

Moonlit night (Daisensui pond), from the series The Mitsubishi villa at Fukagawa

Moonlit night (Daisensui pond), from the series The Mitsubishi villa at Fukagawa

Small boat in a spring shower, from the series The Mitsubishi villa at Fukagawa

Small boat in a spring shower, from the series The Mitsubishi villa at Fukagawa

The Garden Viewed from a Western-Styled Building, from the series The Mitsubishi Villa at Fukagawa

Evening Showers at Matsunoshima, from an untitled series of views of the Mitsubishi villa in Fukagawa

Evening Rain on the Pine Island, from an untitled series of views of Mitsubishi Villa in Fukagawa

Autumn Garden, from an untitled series of views of the Mitsubishi villa in Fukagawa

Timberyard at Fukagawa in the Snow (Fukagawa Kiba), series The Hundred Views of Musashi

Frog at the Edge of a Pond

The Hachiman Shrine at Tomigaoka in Fukagawa (Fukagawa Tomigaoka Hachiman)

The Benten Shrine in Snow, Fukagawa (Fukagawa no yuki Benten), series One Hundred Views of Musashi

The Hachiman Shrine at Tomigaoka in Fukagawa

Morning Snow at the Brothel House (Seirō yuki no asa)

Lumberyards at Fukagawa (Fukagawa kiba), from the series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei)"

Lumberyards at Fukagawa (Fukagawa kiba), from the series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei)"