Ichikawa Kodanji as Seppu Shinsuke, Ichikawa Sadanji as Kishino Toshiaki, Ichikawa Danjūrō as Saijō Takamori, Onoe Kikugorō as Kurata Shinpachirō, Nakamura Chūtarō as Shōtarō, Onoe Kikunosuke as Magoichi, and Ichikawa Kōsaku as Tokumaru in the play Okige no kumo harau asa gochi 1878

"Ichikawa Kodanji as Seppu Shinsuke, Ichikawa Sadanji as Kishino Toshiaki, Ichikawa Danjūrō as Saijō Takamori, Onoe Kikugorō as Kurata Shinpachirō, Nakamura Chūtarō as Shōtarō, Onoe Kikunosuke as Magoichi, and Ichikawa Kōsaku as Tokumaru in the play Okige no kumo harau asa gochi" is a woodblock print, created in 1878 by the famous Japanese artist Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900). The print depicts a scene from the play "Okige no kumo harau asa gochi", showcasing the seven Kabuki actors in their roles. The artwork is a prime example of Kunichika's distinctive style, characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic compositions. The use of rich red and yellow tones, along with intricate details in the costumes and backgrounds, creates a captivating visual experience, showcasing the actors and the play's captivating narrative. This print is a testament to the enduring legacy of Kabuki theatre in Japanese culture and highlights the importance of visual art in promoting and preserving its rich tradition.