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Hoso-e | Japanese Ukiyo-e Prints | Hara Shobo

Hoso-e

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Advertisement of children's medicine Hikan Yakuogan and Kyowasan

Korerabyo fusegi kata (How to prevent cholera)

A scene of the kabuki performance Kanadehon Chushingura, Kambei asking Okaru about her measles, text above explains treatment and diet for measles

Five cautions of the day

Hoso-e (talisman to prevent smallpox), illustrating a mask for lion dance

Hoso-e (talisman to prevent smallpox), illustrating Okiagari koboshi (Roly-poly toy)

Hoso-e (talisman to prevent smallpox), illustrating a toy dog, drum, fan

Hoso-e (talisman to prevent smallpox), illustrating a toy owl

Hoso-e (talisman to prevent smallpox), illustrating a toy owl

Hoso-e (talisman to prevent smallpox), illustrating Taiguruma (Pulling toy of seabream)

Hoso-e (talisman to prevent smallpox), illustrating Taiguruma (Pulling toy of seabream)

Hoso-e (talisman to prevent smallpox), illustrating Taiguruma (Pulling toy of seabream)

Hoso-e (talisman to prevent smallpox), illustrating auspicious objects

Dokudate yojo (Remedy for measles)

Figures representing folk remedies defeating Gods of Measles, with a prayer poem on tarajo holly leaf

Kubi zumo (Neck wrestling) between patient and God of Measles

Hashika yojo den (Remedy for measles)

List of favorable diet and to be avoided, titled Hashika yojo ben (Remedy for measles)

Sumo bout between God of Measles and Smallpox, titled Hashika no yojo (Remedy for measles),

Hashika ryuko nensu (Years of outbreak of measles), with instruction of charm for sickness

Mother and child praying to Yamato Takeru no Mikoto, titled Hashika yoke shimpo (Prayer for measle)

Doctor Tokuhon talks about importance of medication, diptych

Thirty-six immortal poets among one-hundred poets, diptych

List of favorable diet and to be avoided for measles, titled Hashika yojo gusa (Remedy for measles)

List of favorable diet and to be avoided for measles, titled Hashika yojo gusa (Remedy for measles)

Hashika yojo den (Remedy for measles), with a list of favorable foods

Ryuko hashika ken (Ken game of measles)

Chant for the wish of the end of epidemic measles

Parody of Otsu-e, God of measle as a shamisen player, and God of Smallpos as a blind man, with a chant and a list of favorable diet and to be avoided

People suffered business loss beating God of Measles while doctor and pharmacist pacifying them, titled Hashika otoshi banashi (Rakugo story of measles)

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