<p>Utagawa, Toyoharu, 1735-1814. Ukie wakoku no keiseki shin-yoshiwara nakanocho no zu. Date Created/Published: 1775, printed later. Color woodcut print. Print shows many people on the Nakanocho Boulevard at night near the gate to the Shin-Yoshiwara pleasure district of Tokyo, possibly during the lantern festival, with teahouses and shops lining the street. From the series: Perspective picture of famous places of Japan.</p>
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