- Seki no Gohonmatsu (Five Pine Trees of the Inlet) - Rain with two women enjoying the

with two women enjoying the phenomenal view

The focal point is a Yamaboko float—an essential highlight of the Gion Festival

Kiyoshi Saito was inspired by Yasui's woodblock prints

Paper size: 10 inches by 12 and 1/4 inches (25

- Seki no Gohonmatsu (Five Pine Trees of the Inlet) - Rain with two women enjoying theThe black and white woodblock print "Seki no Gohonmatsu" (Five Pine Trees of the Inlet) is by renowned artist Unichi Hiratsuka (18951997). It depicts a serene seascape with towering pine trees atop a mountainan iconic landscape once beloved by the local community. The Five Pine Trees of the Inlet refers to five majestic black pines that once stood in Mihonoseki cho, Matsue City, in Shimane Prefecture. These trees lined a mountain near the port of