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It is one of the best works of early genre painting along with Matsuura Byeongpung.
It is commonly called "Hikone Byeongpung" because it was owned by Ii family, the lord of Hikone domain.
A man and a woman having a good time in a room were drawn delicately and skillfully by the Kano school method.
In particular, the appearance of a blind man and his hair were depicted
It is very valuable as a historical material for customs.

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