Spring Rain

This image is a Chinese ink/brush painting of a water-town canal scene — not a Japanese woodblock print. That matches the given medium ("Chinese brush painting") and artist name (Xu Ming), but conflicts with the "Japanese print" framing in the task instructions. Flagging in case this was misrouted into a Japanese-print pipeline; description below covers only what's visible plus the stated facts.

Spring Rain (2014), a Chinese brush painting by Xu Ming, depicts a misty canal lined with tiled-roof stone buildings and bare weeping willows trailing green leaves toward the water. A single figure crosses an arched stone bridge at right beneath an open umbrella, faintly reflected in the still canal below. Rendered in grey ink wash with soft peach tones on the rooftops and foreground pavement, the scene bears a vertical calligraphic inscription and a red seal in the upper right corner.