- Oukoku eno Kagi-Sono Juni (The Key of the Kingdom, Part 12) - Tree Scene Kan Kawada was originally "Katazome"

Kan Kawada was originally "Katazome" (Stencil dyeing) artist

Sadao Abe was born in Tokyo in 1910 and achieved significant recognition as a print artist under Junichiro Sekino in 1954

'Tōto Sundai' (View from Surugadai in Edo)

Masayuki Miyata was a well-known Japanese Kiri-e (paper-cutting) artist

The beautiful woodblock print 'Okoso zukin' (Beauty with a Purple Hood) is by Koji Fukiya (1898–1979)

- Oukoku eno Kagi-Sono Juni (The Key of the Kingdom, Part 12) - Tree Scene Kan Kawada was originally "Katazome"The spectacular print 'Oukoku eno Kagi Sono Juni' (The Key of the Kingdom Part 12) is by Yoshiko Tsubouchi (b. 1966). The technique involves layering aquatint on French paper, pressing gold leaf onto it, and then repeatedly printing another plate on top. This process creates a pictorial surface, and the gold leaf imparts an antique look. The print is remarkably beautiful, inspiring a fantastical sense of time and space. It is an exceptionally large