<b>Accession Number:</b> 1966.202.19
<p><b>Display Artist:</b> Tsukioka Yoshitoshi
<b>Display Title:</b> Kiyomasa's rescue at the fall of Fushimi Castle 
<b>Series Title:</b> Twenty-four Accomplishments in Imperial Japan
<b>Suite Name:</b> Kokoku nijushiko
<b>Creation Date:</b> 1881
<b>Height:</b> 13 in.
<b>Width:</b> 8 11/16 in.
<b>Display Dimensions:</b> 13 in. x 8 11/16 in. (33.02 cm x 22.07 cm)
<b>Publisher:</b> Tsuda Genshichi 
<b>Credit Line:</b> Gift of Dr. Paul S. Anderson
<b>Label Copy:</b> "These five oirana term that refers to the most elite rank of prostitutewere famous in their day, not only because of their elegance and sophistication, but also because the owner of their brothel was a well-known, influential personality about town. Their brothels name was Ogiya, which means Fan House. "
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