The Bijin Meisho Awase or Beautiful Women at Famous Places is generally listed as a series of 12 triptych prints. However the actuality is a little more complex, the first 6 prints are actually titled Hana bijin meisho awase and were issued from September 1895 to October the following year. The series continued under the title Bijin meisho awase, these were issued from May 1897 to May 1901. The prints are beautifully detailed, several prints come in variant colors and the thickness of the washi (paper) also varies between editions. This page was updated April 2019.
Kameido no Fuji: Wisteria Blossoms at Kameido Shrine
This area is a very popular one illustrated by many artists over the years
Takinokawa no kōyō: Autumn Colours at Takinokawa
Horikiri no shōbu: Iris at Horikiri
Kameido Ryūgenji no Hagi: Kameido Ryugan Temple and Clover Bushes
Color variants exist
Kameido garyūbai: Dragon Plum Trees at Kameido
Azumadai no sakurabana: Cherry blossoms at Azumadai
A marvellous depiction of children dancing amongst the cherry blossoms, at least 2 color variants exist
Kuroda oki Hyakka en Nana kusa : The 7 Flowers of Autumn Hyakka Kuroda
In this image each of the traditional 7 plants of autumn is shown, 6 are named
Bokutei no sekkei 墨堤の雪景: Snowy Scene Along the Embankment of the Sumida River
Tonegawa Koiryo: Fishing for Carp on the Tonegawa River
Sekiguchi no Bashōan: The Bashō Pavilion at Sekiguchi
Dangozaka no kiku: Chrysanthemums at Dangozakaiku
Iriya no asagao: Morning Glories at Iriya