Kyōto

Categories: "Fan" Tokaido (Suehiro goju-san tsugi)

Number
#15

Date
5I/1865

Title (Kanji)

Title (Rōmaji)
Kyōto

Description
Kyōto is the terminus of the Tōkaidō. Travellers would descend through the Ōsaka-yama Pass, received a fine panoramic view of the city in the process, and cross the Kamo River into the city. The entire four hundred and ninety some kilometre trip would take a person walking (which is how most people travelled) at least ten days.

Additional information

Year Published	1865
Size	Ōban
Signed	Kaisai Yoshitoshi hitsu (some prints), Yoshitoshi hitsu
Seals	Unread
Subjects	People, River
Editions	First
Publisher	Morimoto Junsaburō
Block Carvers	Unknown

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