Okajima Collection

A Young Woman in a Snow Storm Carrying a Heavily Snow-Laden Umbrella, ca. 1802

Owl and Two Swallows. Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
Owl and Two Swallows

Trapping the Fox, 1808. Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
Trapping the Fox, 1808

Flower Arrangement of Suisen (Narcissus) in a Flat Green Dish. Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
Flower Arrangement of Suisen (Narcissus) in a Flat Green Dish

Version of Legend of Michizane: woman riding horse which a man is leading

Ebisu and Benten Walking in the Snow. Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
Ebisu and Benten Walking in the Snow

A Woman Tying up a Curtain, a Flower Arrangement of Chrysanthemums in a Boat-shaped Hanging Vase, and Narcissus Arranged in a Flower Vase, ca. 1805

Woman Putting on Finger Plectrums to Play the Koto, early 19th century. Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
Woman Putting on Finger Plectrums to Play the Koto, early 19th century. Edo period (1615-1868)

Enjoying the Evening Cool under a Gourd Trellis, early 19th century. Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
Enjoying the Evening Cool under a Gourd Trellis, early 19th century

Woman and Child under a Cherry Tree, late 18th-early 19th century. Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
Woman and Child under a Cherry Tree, late 18th-early 19th century

Woman Cooling Herself, ca. 1800. Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
Woman Cooling Herself, ca. 1800

People travelling in a boat, 1804, (1924). Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
People travelling in a boat, 1804, (1924). The boatman propels his craft with a long pole. One of his passengers has two large trunks attached to a yoke

Sails Returning to Yahashi. Creator: Utagawa Toyohiro
Sails Returning to Yahashi

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"Okajima: A Journey Through Utagawa Toyohiro's Artistic World" Step into the enchanting world of Okajima, a young woman who braves a snowstorm with her heavily snow-laden umbrella in hand. Created by Utagawa Toyohiro in 1802, this captivating artwork captures the resilience and beauty found amidst nature's harshest elements. In another masterpiece titled "Owl and Two Swallows, " Toyohiro showcases his mastery of detail as he brings these graceful creatures to life. The delicate strokes and intricate patterns highlight the artist's ability to capture the essence of wildlife. Trapping the Fox, created in 1808, takes us on an exhilarating adventure where cunning meets skill. Toyohiro skillfully portrays the intensity of this ancient pursuit, leaving viewers captivated by its suspenseful narrative. Flower Arrangement of Suisen (Narcissus) in a Flat Green Dish transports us to a serene oasis filled with vibrant blooms. This exquisite piece reflects both nature's elegance and Toyohiro's meticulous attention to detail. The Version of Legend of Michizane depicts a powerful scene where tradition intertwines with mythology. As we witness a woman riding atop a horse led by a man, we are reminded of timeless tales that have shaped Japanese culture for centuries. Ebisu and Benten Walking in the Snow invites us into winter wonderland as two figures traverse through snowy landscapes. Their presence evokes tranquility while highlighting their resilience against harsh weather conditions—a testament to human strength amid adversity. A Woman Tying up a Curtain presents an intimate moment frozen in time—a glimpse into everyday life during Japan's Edo period. With chrysanthemums adorning her boat-shaped hairstyle, this artwork celebrates both simplicity and sophistication. Witnessing a Woman Putting on Finger Plectrums to Play the Koto allows us to immerse ourselves in traditional Japanese music.