- 'Japanese Dance Practice' from the series 'The Life of Japanese Children' - Masao Ido "Sato no Haru" (Spring of

"Sato no Haru" (Spring of The Village)

was created to celebrate the reconstruction of the main hall and is named after the temple's other name

Technique: SilkscreenPaper size: 12 and 1/4 x 8 and 7/8 inches (31 x 22

This woodblock print depicts the reverse side of Mt

Condition: Outstanding condition

- 'Japanese Dance Practice' from the series 'The Life of Japanese Children' - Masao Ido "Sato no Haru" (Spring ofThis charming woodblock print, 'Japanese Dance Practice', from the series 'The Life of Japanese Children', is by Keiko Yurimoto (19062000). It features a young girl practicing Japanese dance. In those days, it was a common tradition for girls to begin learning Japanese dance, the tea ceremony, and flower arrangement at an early age. Published in 1957 by Kyoto Hanga in, the artist's signature, "Keiko," along with her red seal, is located in the lower