Ushibori In Hitachi Province - Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji - Hokusai Wood Print

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This mid 19th century Japanese Fine Arts History artwork titled ‘Jōshū ushibori’ by Katsushika Hokusai features an elderly man pouring a bucket of water over the edge of a houseboat, reflecting the hardships faced by people who make a living from water. The scene is set in Ushibori, a lakeside district east of Tokyo with two herons depicting movement and Mount Fuji forming the backdrop.