‘Ukiyo-e Artists You Don’t Know’ Planned for Harajuku

The scene depicts people walking with their heads lowered without looking toward a rickshaw.

Shōda Kōhōn’s ‘Cat’ is scheduled to be displayed during the later period of the Ōta Memorial Museum of Art exhibition ‘The Lineage of Night Views: Katsushika Ōi’s Yoshiwara Kagizaki no Zu,’ running from November 7 to December 6.

The Ōta Memorial Museum of Art in Tokyo's Jingumae district will devote its winter exhibition to ukiyo-e artists who have largely dropped out of view.

The Tokyo National Museum is holding a three-part exhibition commemorating its recent gift of 1,025 ukiyo-e prints from the collection of Uchiyama Susumu.