Katsushika Hokusai is said to be the most influential Japanese in the world. However, few people know the full extent of the genius's work, do they? For those who want to know more about the fascination of this world-acclaimed artist, we have prepared an overwhelming amount of information on Katsushika Hokusai in nearly four hours.
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Table of Contents
0:00:00 Overview "Katsushika Hokusai"
0:19:21 Childhood
0:30:22 Katsukawa Shunrō
0:38:40 Power harassment from his senior apprentice
0:47:49 Shunrō period resource table
0:54:42 Tawaraya Sōri
1:03:17 Sōri period resource table
1:08:10 Hokusai period
1:20:51 Yomihon period
1:28:13 Yomihon period resource table
1:34:43 Hokusai Manga
1:39:57 Other pictorial manuscripts
1:47:43 Nagoya riot
1:49:56 Taito period resource table
2:18:06 Confrontation with Siebold
2:11:14 Hokusai's Western paintings
2:14:34 Stroke
2:18:06 Thirty-six views of Mt. Fuji
2:26:37 One Hundred Tales, Sea of Chie
2:31:33 Tour of waterfalls in various countries
2:39:38 Famous bridges in various countries
2:42:02 Retirement of paintings for sale
2:46:22 Resource table of the Iitsu period
2:51:06 One hundred views of Mt. Fuji
2:59:22 The Gakyō Rōjin Manji period
3:09:33 First Obuse trip
3:16:07 Second Obuse trip
3:22:59 Third Obuse trip
3:32:02 The fourth Obuse trip
3:39:45 End