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Here again, we observe Hokusai's challenge to depict water. In the foreground, a large water mill is vigorously rolling and pouring water, and many people are busy working around it; two men are carrying a heavy load of grain, a woman is seated and washing something in her basket, and another woman is carrying a wooden bucket. Hokusai even included a small child playing with a turtle.
In the far distance, Mt. Fuji towers, as though quietly observing the daily activities of the village folk.
Onden was a village where rice fields were widely spread. The Shibuya river, which supplied abundant water to the fields, now flows underground.
This place is now Harajuku, one of the most fashionable cities in Tokyo and full of tall buildings!
Other prints in this set
- 36 Views of Mt. Fuji
- Red Fuji
- The Mitsui Store in Surugachō
- Sunset over Ryōgoku
- Fuji Seen from Minobu River
- In the Mountain of Tōtomi
- View of Tatekawa at Honjo
- Mishima Pass in Kōshū
- Surugadai in the Eastern Capital
- Fuji Seen from Ushibori
- Fuji Beyond the Arakawa River
- The Great Wave off Kanagawa
- Fuji Seen from Nihonbashi Bridge
- Thunder Shower at the Foot of Mt. Fuji
- The Cushion Pine in Aoyama
- From under Mannen Bridge of Fukagawa
- View at Dawn in Kai Province
- View from Fujimigahara
- Asakusa Honganji Temple
- Sazaidō of the 500 Rakanji Temple
- Enoshima in Sagami
- The Water-mill at Onden
- Lake Hakone in Sagami
- On the Seas of Kazusa
- A Snowy Morning in Koishikawa
- Mt Fuji Viewed from Senju
- Hamlet of Sekiya
- Tsukudajima in Musashi Province
- Shimo Meguro
- Kajikazawa in Kai
- Fuji Seen from Goten-yama
- Climbers on Mt. Fuji
- Fuji Viewed from Shichirigahama
- Village of Umezawa in Sagami
- Nakahara in Sagami
- Fuji from Katakura Tea Plantation
- Lake Suwa in Shinano
- Ejiri in Suruga
- Tago Bay near Ejiri on the Tōkaidō
- Inume Pass of Kōshū
- Low Tide at Nobuto
- Tama River in Bushū
- Reflection on Lake Kawaguchi
- Hodogaya on the Tōkaidō Highway
- Ōno Shinden in Suruga
- Mt. Fuji Seen from Kanaya
- Yoshida Stage of Tōkaidō Highway