An ehon picture book published after the big hit of the series “36 Views of Mount Fuji”, and creating an anthology of Hokusai’s pictures of Mt. Fuji. It brings to life ideas that are particular to Hokusai and that are freer than those of nishiki-e brocade prints with their many constraints due to awareness of the preferences of their buyers. Here, the originality of the composition and sublime power of the shaping take a step forward from “36 Views of Mount Fuji”. The simple lines in just black ink are beautiful, and set apart Hokusai’s sensitivity. Among the pictures, it is thought that he got the idea for “Kike bessō Sunamura no Fuji (A Noble’s Villa: Fuji at Sunamura)” when he stayed at a house in Sunamura in Bōshū (present-day Takayanagi in Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture).