- Bansen-Nyushin (Arrival of Nanban Ship) - Kacho-zu Presentation paper size: 11 and

Presentation paper size: 11 and 1/8 inches wide by 10 inches tall (28

featuring a distant view of Mt

adding to the charm and character of the piece

The giraffes are enjoying the breeze which is a gift from nature

The exquisite woodblock print 'Daiju-ji Tahōtō' (Daiju-ji Temple in Autumn) is by Fumio Kitaoka (1918–2007)

- Bansen-Nyushin (Arrival of Nanban Ship) - Kacho-zu Presentation paper size: 11 andThe exotic woodblock print Bansen Nyushin (Arrival of a Nanban Ship) is by Sumio Kawakami (18951972). Bansen Nyushin refers to the arrival of a Nanban ship at port. On the right side of the print, a Nanban ship arrives laden with goods, while on the left a group of people welcomes the visitors, fascinated by Nanban culture. Kawakami used the term Nanban broadly, applying it to ships from various countries, including the Netherlands, rather than