It appears to be an early evening scene at Onoshinden, located near Suruga-bay and well known for its beautiful view of Mt. Fuji.

This was a swampy area, and many oxen are carrying reeds presumably harvested nearby. In the old days, these reeds were used for many purposes: covering roofs, making blinds, as fuel, fertilizer, and more.

As usual, I am impressed with Hokusai's skill in depicting people and animals. However, I am concerned about one thing; all the cows' feet look very similar. Not only that, their positions of four legs are almost identical to those of horses in other images drawn by him.

It seems that Hokusai focused more on facial expressions; each person's face is drawn differently, showing their emotional state, as well as each animal's face. I would like to suggest viewers magnify the image to see each cow's eyes; the top leading one is looking at us, the second one is looking at the sky, ignoring us, and another is staring directly at us!