An artwork belonging to the so-called “Urafuji (back of Mt. Fuji)” using black ink on the key block, and among the 10 additional prints following the publication of the 36 prints in the series “36 Views of Mount Fuji”. It depicts, from a slightly raised viewpoint, the comings and goings of people on the Oyama Road at Nakahara in Sagami Province (present-day Nakahara in Hiratsuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture) with Mt. Fuji as backdrop. It shows various people passing along the road that was laid for pilgrimages to Mt. Daisen, which became popular from around the mid-Edo Period. From the right is portrayed a merchant with a carrying cloth on his back bearing his trademark and carrying a roll of cloth. Next is a mountain ascetic, then a man shouldering a carrying pole doing business targeting visitors on a pilgrimage, while on the bridge is a strong farming woman with a barrel on her head, carrying a kettle hanging on a hoe, and with a baby on her back. Also, the person carrying a miniature shrine on his back accompanied by a figure holding a handbell and about to cross the bridge is a pilgrim called a Rokujūrokubu, and giving a sense of everyday life is a depiction of a man fishing for a catch in the small river. Beside the road stands a stone sculpture seen from the back of Jizo or a traveler’s guardian deity.