- Yamadera Basho Iseki (Bashō’s Historic Site at Yamadera) - Junichiro Sekino There is a minor paper

There is a minor paper crease on the left margin corners

The lovely woodblock print “Oshidori” (Mandarin Ducks) is by Tomikichiro Tokuriki (1902–2000)

and the hand-signed "稲垣知雄”(Inagaki Tomoo in Japanese Kanji)  in pencil by the artist on the bottom margin

It depicts a serene autumn scene of a mountain village in Obama

and the soft reflections of cherry blossoms shimmer in the puddles

- Yamadera Basho Iseki (Bashō’s Historic Site at Yamadera) - Junichiro Sekino There is a minor paperThe contemplative woodblock print "Yamadera Bash Iseki" (Bash's Historic Site at Yamadera) by Tomikichiro Tokuriki captures a stone stairway climbing the mountainside at Yamadera, the famed mountain temple in Yamagata closely associated with the celebrated haiku poet Matsuo Bash. The worn, uneven steps wind quietly upward between weathered rock outcrops, their surfaces touched with delicate blue green tones that suggest moss and the passage of