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Awazu first gained national recognition in 1955 when he received the Nissenbi Award at the Japan Advertising Art Exhibition
a teahouse located near the Niōmon Gate within the grounds of Sensō-ji
The print beautifully captures the breathtaking winter scenery of the Mogami River
Titled 'Nagoya-Jo' and dated "Showa 12 nen 3 gatsu (printed in 1937
- Tanchozuru (Red-Crowned Cranes) - Kyoto Awazu first gained national recognitionThe superb woodblock print 'Tanchozuru' (Red Crowned Cranes) is by Yasushi Ohmoto (19262014). This print depicts a flock of red crowned cranes that live in Hokkaido. The red crowned crane is the largest crane native to Japan and is found mainly in eastern Hokkaido. Because of its pure white plumage and elegant appearance, it has long been regarded as a sacred bird and a symbol of good fortune. The image is brimming with vitality, capturing the
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