- Koshu Oito Zakura (The 300-year-old Weeping Cherry Tree in Koshu) - Kaoru Saito this is a later printing

this is a later printing from the original woodblocks

The Kanji on the back reads "一番" (Ichiban)

depicting a Japanese woman gracefully walking with an umbrella

It shows from the front a little bit (edges) which will be easily matted out as well

- Koshu Oito Zakura (The 300-year-old Weeping Cherry Tree in Koshu) - Kaoru Saito this is a later printingThis magnificent extra large woodblock print, Koshu Oito Zakura (The 300 year old Weeping Cherry Tree in Koshu), is by Seiji Sano. The print beautifully captures this remarkable cherry tree in full bloom against a soft, pastel toned sky on a gentle spring day. Located in Yamanashi Prefecture, this weeping cherry treeover 300 years oldis also known as Ito zakura (Thread Cherry), named for its delicate pale pink blossoms that cascade like fine threads.