In this print, Utamaro depicts the famous Okita of the Naniwa teahouse in Asakusa serving a cup of tea. Ohisa was renowned for her beauty and is featured in many bijin-ga (美人画, images of beautiful women) of the period. The poem on the upper left side of the print is presented as a tanzaku (短冊), a thin strip of coloured paper on which a poem is written, and reads "While relaxing at a teahouse in Naniwacho, No one can fail to stop in here as they pass by the leggy weeds of Naniwa's straits whatever his reason for coming" (translation by the MET).

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