Japanese literature Buru Hiroshige / Yōko Kaji

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Japanese Literature
Shincho Bunko / I want to paint the Edo sky in this deep and lustrous indigo color. Hiroshige II, who was born into a samurai family, wanted to become a painter, but the popular ones were Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Kunisada. Hiroshige's bijinga and yakushae were severely criticized. They did not sing or fly. While he was using his incisors, Hiroshige met a foreign pigment called Bero-Ai. A masterpiece that vividly depicts the life of a late bloomer until he became one of the most famous Hiroshige in Japan. He won the Jiro Nitta Literature Award.