Entering this exhibition hall is like embarking on an artistic journey with the 19th-century print master Utagawa Hiroshige. In his paintings, you can appreciate the scenery of the Edo period and the bustling city scrolls. This is the first exhibition of this ukiyo-e artist in the British Museum. It includes woodblock prints, sketches, illustrated books and paintings.

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