 The number of "uki-e" he produced was second only to Masanobu, who asserted himself the originator of the technique.Shigenaga's better-known work includes the series "Fifty-four Sheets of Genji", a collaborative series with Torii Kiyomasu II in ; and the "Picture Book of Edo Souvenirs" in 1753.He produced some of the earliest ukiyo-e landscape prints; in 1727, his was the first set of prints of Lake Biwa.