30.The Tea plantation of Katakura in Suruga Province

Suruga untile Edo Period is Shizuoka Prefecture now, and is famous for the green tea production place in Japan as well as today.

The bright yellow tea garden continues from the front for the far distance, and Mt Fuji. has much of the remaning snow.

It is a ukiyo-e woodblock printing depicting the appearance of people working in the tea garden, including women picking tea leaves side by side and men carrying tea leaves in the buckets or pulling the horse.

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Mishima Pass in Kai Province from "Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji"

29.Mishima Pass in Kai Province  29. Mishima Pass in Kai Province Mishima Pass is thought to be around the present Kagosaka Pass. The huge tree penetrates the screen, and Mt. Fuji stretches its ridge over there.  Some of the travelers are walking or resting, and others are experiencing the size of the big tree's trunk by holding hands. The rugged tree's skin also expresses its old age. Mt. Fuji put on the solid mass of clouds on the heads and skirts. And what is ...

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Ōno Shinden in the Suruga Province from "Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji"

31.Ōno Shinden in the Suruga Province  31. Ōno Shinden in the Suruga Province Ōno Shinden was the newly developed rice field in Edo Period at the current Yoshiwara-shi.  It is a bundle of common reed that the cow with good physique carries heavily. In front of the row, there are the two farm women who shoulder the harvested vegetables like small mountains. The clouds on the right side of Mt. Fuji are dyed in orange. From the appearance that people carry their gather, it ca...

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