| Urodzony | 1780 (Tokio) |
| Zmarł | 1850 (Tokio) |
| Narodowość | Japonia |
| Zawód | artysta ukiyo-e, grafik, malarz |
| Nauczał | Katsushika Hokusai, Kanō Korenobu |
| Uczeń | Yashima Gakutei, Aoigaoka Keisei |
| Znane dzieła | A Tray of Octopus, Blowfish, Crab, and Two Other Fish (facsimile), Man and Woman Standing at the Entrance to a Shinto Shrine (facsimile), Two Women, a Man, and a Boy Gathering Seashells (facsimile), A saddled horse tied to a pine tree (1824), Portrait of Yamada Tokuemon |
| Muzea | Art Institute of Chicago |
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| Urodzony | 1780 (Tokio) |
| Zmarł | 1850 (Tokio) |
| Narodowość | Japonia |
| Zawód | artysta ukiyo-e, grafik, malarz |
| Nauczał | Katsushika Hokusai, Kanō Korenobu |
| Uczeń | Yashima Gakutei, Aoigaoka Keisei |
| Znane dzieła | A Tray of Octopus, Blowfish, Crab, and Two Other Fish (facsimile), Man and Woman Standing at the Entrance to a Shinto Shrine (facsimile), Two Women, a Man, and a Boy Gathering Seashells (facsimile), A saddled horse tied to a pine tree (1824), Portrait of Yamada Tokuemon |
| Muzea | Art Institute of Chicago |