Distant View of Mount Zôzu from the series Sixty-odd Provinces by Hiroshige

Among his many notable works is a captivating hashira-e titled “Shoki the Demon Queller.”

Masakiyo's Difficult Battle from the Taiheiki Chronicles (Taiheiki Masakiyo nansen no zu) by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi.

A great dragon's ascent through the storm to Mt. Fuji. Double e-hon book plates by the artist, Katsushika Hokusai, in 100 views of Mt. Fuji.

An e- I goyomi Japanese woodblock print of a Rabbit containing a "secret" calendar for the year 1783, by Shiba Kokan.

A dragon approaches Mt. Fuji. E-hon page by Katsushika Hokusai

Taj Mahal no.6, the last of a series of six prints surrounding the holy site.

After doing a little research on the Dogashima waterfall by Hiroshige II, we stumbled upon these old images of the actual Japanese Dogashima

Clearing Sky after Snow, Kannon Temple Asakusa, Hasui 1926