Yumoto, from the series "Seven Famous Hot Springs of Hakone (Hakone shichito meisho)" c. 1780

"Yumoto" is a woodblock print by the celebrated Japanese artist Torii Kiyonaga, created around 1780. Part of the "Seven Famous Hot Springs of Hakone" series, it depicts a scene of travelers enjoying the renowned Yumoto hot spring. The print features a group of individuals, including a woman being carried in a palanquin, a man smoking a pipe, and another woman holding a fan. The composition is lively and full of detail, with intricate lines and delicate shading. The work showcases Kiyonaga's mastery of depicting everyday life in Edo-period Japan, captivating viewers with its vibrant colors and evocative portrayal of leisure and travel. This print is a testament to Kiyonaga's skill as a master of the ukiyo-e style, highlighting the beauty and cultural richness of Japanese society in the late 18th century.