An illustration by Japanese artist <n>Takeji Fujishima</n>.

An <n>ukiyo-e</n> <n>woodblock print</n> by <n>Suzuki Harunobu</n> shows a woman digging for <n>bamboo shoots</n> in the snow.

<n>Shirabyoshi</n> by <n>Tsukioka Yoshitoshi</n> from the series <n>One Hundred Aspects of the Moon</n>, c. 1886.

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Costume design for <n>The Mikado</n> by artist <n>Charles de Sousy Ricketts</n>, circa 1926.

<n>Hazy Moon</n> (1902), a woodblock print by artist <n>Ichijo Narumi</n>.

Painting <n>Chang'e Flies to the Moon</n> by Chinese artist <n>Hua Sanchuan</n>.

<n>Snow White</n> in the ukiyo-e style by artist <n>Ono Tako</n>.

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<n>Biome in bloom</n> (2023) by <n>Rithika Merchant</n>, from her solo show <n>Terraformation</n>.

<n>After the Bath (Yuagari)</n>, a 1933 woodcut print by Japanese artist <n>Kiyoshi Kobayakawa</n>.

Gongbi painting by artists <n>Wang Meifang</n> and <n>Zhao Guojing</n>.

Model <n>Kayo</n> in a design by <n>Rococo</n> from the book <n>New Type Kimono</n>, photographed by <n>Kyoichi Tsuzuki</n>.

<n>Self</n> (2024), an illustration by <n>Alison Woodward</n>.

<n>Maiko Putting on Makeup</n> (1958) by Japanese artist <n>Ryohei Koiso</n>.

<n>Courtesan Dancing</n> (ca. 1820s), a woodblock print by Japanese artist <n>Totoya Hokkei</n>.

19th-century portrait on the cover of <n>Ango Sakaguchi</n>'s book <n>La idiota</n>, published by <n>Satori Ediciones</n>.

<n>Kawase Hasui</n>'s woodblock print, <n>Honmon Temple, Ikegami</n> (1931).

An ukiyo-e print of a woman playing the traditional Japanese game of <n>Hanetsuki</n> with a <n>hagoita</n> paddle.

<n>Cat on Obi</n> (1903) by Japanese artist <n>Yukawa Shodo</n>.

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Costume designs by <n>Charles Ricketts</n> for the 1926 presentation of <n>The Mikado</n>.

<n>Takigawa and Katarai of the Ogiya</n> by <n>Isoda Koryusai</n>, from the series <n>Models for Fashion</n>.

<n>Kagetsu</n> (1898), a color woodblock print by Japanese artist <n>Tsukioka Kōgyo</n>.

<n>Lady Writing a Letter</n> (ca. 1775), a two-panel screen by Japanese artist <n>Utagawa Toyoharu</n>.

A print titled <n>Maiko</n> by Japanese artist <n>Kaichi Kobayashi</n>.

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Kabuki actor <n>Bandō Tamasaburō V</n> photographed by <n>Kishin Shinoyama</n> in 1978.

<n>Woman with a Fan</n> (c. 1830-49), an <n>Ukiyo-e</n> ink wash drawing by <n>Katsushika Hokusai</n>.

A girl holds a snow rabbit confectionery in this illustration by <n>Tsukuda Kisho</n>.

<n>Ladies of the inner palace viewing cherry blossom</n> by <n>Toyohara Chikanobu</n>, 1896.

<n>Five Beauties</n> by Japanese artist <n>Teisai Hokuba</n>, created during the Edo period.

The painting <n>Shigure</n> by Japanese painter <n>Uemura Shōen</n>.

Actress <n>Nami Asada</n> on the cover of <n>Weekly Heibon Punch</n>, April 16, 1973.