Hiroshige "Fireworks at Ryogoku" -One Hundred Famous Views of Edo- tochi or submit a contact form

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A hexagonal incense burner intricately decorated with patterns

Kanbara lies quiet under a blanket of snow

it captures the serene beauty of a winter evening: a luminous full moon above the river

Hiroshige "Fireworks at Ryogoku" -One Hundred Famous Views of Edo- tochi or submit a contact formThe bridge was named Rygoku bashi (Two Provinces Bridge) because it spanned the Sumida River, linking the provinces of Musashi and Shimsa, and the surrounding district came to be called Rygoku. This area flourished as Edos foremost entertainment quarter, bustling day and night with spectacles, theater, street lectures, and rows of food stalls. In the Edo period, fireworks were especially famous here as a summer evening attraction by the bridge,