Number: YH-30 Artwork: Nigatsudo, Nara Artist: Hiroshi Yoshida ♥ [Highly Popular Decorative Paintings Overseas] Please display them in various rooms and stores as a town revitalization and village revitalization catalyst. In Japan, during the Edo, Meiji, Taisho, and Showa periods, paintings, ukiyo-e, kabuki, theater, folk art, food, tools, illustrations, hanging scrolls, kacho-fugetsu (flowers, birds, wind, and moon), landscapes, beautiful women paintings, promotional flyers, Japanese paintings, Western paintings, ink paintings, woodblock prints, Ando Hiroshige, Katsushika Hokusai, Takehisa Yumeji, Utamaro, Kuniyoshi, Korin, Gekko, Sharaku, Yoshitoshi, Kawase Hasui, Koitsu, Hiroshi Yoshida, Keinen Imao, and others, based on woodblock prints, original paintings, sketches, hand-painted works, and the mysterious Kano school ink paintings, oil paintings, and originals, restoring fading, tears, and insect holes, and finishing them as handmade, new, craft paintings. [Patterns of Decorative Paintings] Woodblock prints, red seal books, Kano school ink paintings, watercolors, postcards, picture books, sculptures, old documents, old books, old books, historical dramas, novels, frontispieces, historical figures, dolls, toys, musical instruments, movies, signboards, festivals, animals, illustrated letters, cars, trains, vehicles, buildings, Pochi-e (small dog paintings), Maiko (geisha), Japanese events, temples, shrines, clothing, Japanese patterns, craftsmen, kimonos, insects, fish, birds, miscellaneous goods, collections, novelties, living things, flowers, succulents, plant paintings, hometowns, travel, cooking, sketches, photographs, Buddhist paintings, portraits, zodiac signs, Sensha-fuda (votive slips), Noh, dance, entertainment, reproductions, agricultural machinery, manga, art, antiques, retro, vintage, antique, shikishi-e (square paper paintings), old sugoroku (Japanese board game), tatebanko (paper cutout), disasters, Kamakura, Heian, movies, signboards, etc. [Examples of Use of Decorative Paintings] Wall hangings, ceramics, handmade items, boxes, CDs, DVDs, posters, decorations, tabletop paintings, ornaments, birthdays, presents, birth celebrations, sixtieth birthday celebrations, heirlooms, furniture, traditional crafts, souvenirs, good luck charms, weddings and funerals, business prosperity, records, art objects, accessories, herbs, jewelry, gems, holidays, events, New Year's, anime, lucky charms, games, store use, displays, extremely rare items, made in Japan (food and beverage, cafes, sweets, beauty salons, hospitals, restaurants, cooking, shrines, art museums, temples, waiting rooms, schools, classrooms, barbershops, workshops, pets, Giclée prints, lithographs, appraisal shows, art, audio equipment, robots, AI, etc.)