Old Tokaido and Ukiyo-e

Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji Tokai Dorigaya
Mae Hokusai Taiichi / Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Cultural History

The palanquins, horses, and travelers traveling to and from the Tokaido are drawn on the front, and Mount Fuji can be seen from a distance through the row of pine trees.

Tokaido fifty-three-threenouchi Hodogaya Shinmachibashi
Hiroshige (first generation) / Yokohama City Museum of History

This is the first Tokaido product designed by Hiroshige, and since the version is Yasunaga-do, it depicts Hodogaya-juku in a series commonly called Yasunaga-do version. It depicts scenes of travelers and palanquins coming and going through Shinmachibashi across Katabira River.

About 553rd Tokaido or valley (Seisho Tokaido)
Hiroshige (first generation) / Yokohama City Museum of History

It is the Tokaido of the first generation Hiroshige, and since the word "Tokaido" is a slave book, it depicts Hodogaya-juku in a series commonly called the Reisho Tokaido. Katabira River and Shinmachibashi are also depicted here, but it is a snow scene.

The entrance of Arata Tanimachi
Hiroshige (first generation) / Municipal Central Library

It is the Tokaido of the first generation Hiroshige, and since the word "Tokaido" is a line book, it depicts Hodogaya-juku in a series commonly called the Gyosho Tokaido. Katabira River and Shinmachibashi are also depicted here.

From Tokaido Gojusan Station Yoshuku famous place, To Hiratsuka.
Kuniyoshi Ichiyusai / Yokohama City Museum of History

It is intended for four hotels in Hodogaya, Tozuka, Fujisawa, and Hiratsuka, as described as "Yojuku Famous Places". It is a scene that goes through the Tokaido all night during the course of Oyama worship, which crosses the sacred sake frame. The mountains that can be seen far away will be the Tanzawa Mountains, including the destination Oyama.

Tokai Dorigaya
Yoshimitsu Ieisai/Municipal Central Library

It depicts the situation where the samurai line passes through Hodogaya-juku. Many bonfires and lanterns marked "Hokkagaya-juku" are placed at the eaves of each house, and is the procession departing from the gate in front (Honjin or) in the foreground?

The position of the six-sided tree in the Tokai famous place revision Dochu, up to Ke Tandozuka, 2ri9-cho
Hiroshige (third generation)/Municipal Central Library

It depicts the scene of Sakaigi Chaya. The era situation in the early Meiji era is skillfully expressed on telegraph lines and rickshaws.

Gontazaka, a famous Tokaido spot
Shumaro Kyosai / Municipal Central Library

The steep climb of Gontazaka is expressed in shadows on the background, and the front is a scene of a teahouse that is symmetrically bright and slightly humorous.

It is the 53rd floor of the Tokaido Highway, Ke Tandozuka Heniri Kuchomichi Customs
Hiroshige (first generation) / Municipal Central Library

At the bottom, the scenery of the Tokaido from Hodogaya-juku to Oyama and Fuji is depicted in a slightly humorous style as "Dochu customs", and at the top, it depicts a bird's-eye view style.

Tokai Doriga Yano Landscape
Yoshikata Ichishosai/Municipal Central Library

The samurai daimyo procession depicts the scene of traveling along the Tokaido near Hodogaya-juku, and Mount Fuji can be seen in the distance.

Figure of Hodogaya, 53rd Tokaido Road
Kunisada/Municipal Central Library

A woman is drawn on the front, and a post town on the opposite bank is drawn on the back.