「日本万歳 百撰百笑」「人間の皮剥 骨皮道人」

A kneeling, bound figure in a pale robe is flanked by four standing men in dark hooded or draped garments, one gripping the captive's hair or collar from behind; a round object sits on the ground before them. Dense columns of Japanese text fill the upper portion of the sheet above the scene. The palette is muted—black, grey, and beige tones—with print title cartouches in the upper right; the composition and inscriptions are by Kobayashi Kiyochika, medium woodblock print, date unknown.