Satta Ridge (Satta mine), from the series Famous Sights of Japan (Nihon meishō zue)
- Series:
- Famous Sights of Japan
- Date:
- 1896 (Meiji 29)
- Medium:
Satta Ridge — the dramatic coastal promontory on the Suruga Bay coast between Yui and Okitsu where the old Tōkaidō road clung to sheer cliffs above the sea — is depicted in this 1896 nishiki-e from the Famous Sights of Japan series. The site, with Mount Fuji visible across the bay, was among the most celebrated viewpoints on the Tōkaidō route and a familiar subject in landscape series from Hiroshige onward. Kiyochika's version emphasises the vertical drama of the cliff face against the open sea and mountain horizon.
Satta Ridge (Satta mine), from the series Famous Sights of Japan (Nihon meishō zue) was created by Kobayashi Kiyochika (小林清親) in 1896 (Meiji 29).
Yes — Satta Ridge (Satta mine), from the series Famous Sights of Japan (Nihon meishō zue) is part of the Famous Sights of Japan series by Kobayashi Kiyochika.
Satta Ridge (Satta mine), from the series Famous Sights of Japan (Nihon meishō zue) depicts mountains and famous places (meisho-e).
Satta Ridge (Satta mine), from the series Famous Sights of Japan (Nihon meishō zue) measures 36.7 × 24.4 cm (Oban format).
