- The Great Bronze Bell at Daibutsu-den Temple, Kyoto - Katsuyuki Nishijima he moved to Tokyo and

he moved to Tokyo and made his spectacular debut while staying at the residence of Seiyu Ito

This small print depicts snow-capped mountains as spring approaches

the print beautifully conveys the atmosphere of old Kyoto

and rainbow foil—a technique for creating rainbow patterns on silver foil using heat treatment)

- The Great Bronze Bell at Daibutsu-den Temple, Kyoto - Katsuyuki Nishijima he moved to Tokyo andThe small woodblock print The Great Bronze Bell at Daibutsu den Temple, Kyoto is by Tobei Kamei (19011977). The composition depicts people watching a monumental bronze bell. Built in 1614, the massive bell tower at Hokoji Temple in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, is one of the three largest bell towers in Japan. The bell measures 3. 24 meters in height, 2. 88 meters in diameter, and weighs approximately 63. 75 tons. The artists signature and red seal appear