（龍実山）

The title 龍実山 (Ryūjitsuzan) designates a named mountain or elevated landscape, suggesting this is a meisho-e depicting a specific locale. Kiyochika's landscape subjects from the 1870s and 1880s consistently subordinate topographic specificity to atmospheric effect — mist, filtered sunlight, or dramatic shadow patterns. The mountain is likely depicted from a middle distance with atmospheric haze softening the summit, rendered through layered bokashi in blue and grey tones on the horizon. Foreground elements — trees, a shoreline, or a road — provide spatial recession and anchor the composition. The print probably belongs to his broader series documenting the landscapes around Tokyo and its environs during the early Meiji period.