Below is a collection of Japanese and Overseas sites related to Hokusai, Shinshu, Kita Shinano, Obuse, and Ukiyo-e. 　 Japanese Links to sites related to cities, towns and villages in Shinshu. Discovery Tour of Cities, Towns, and Villages in Shinshu (Japanese)　http://www.avis.ad.jp/city/index-j.html Sites related to tourism, food, hot springs, lodging, and local areas of Shinshu. Internet Transmissions from Shinshu (Japanese)　http://www.naganoken.net/index.html Introduction to Kita-Shinano (Suzaka-shi, Obuse-cho, Takayama-mura). Accepting orders for local specialties. Kita Shinano Guide (Japanese)　http://www.info-g.co.jp/ksguide/index-g.html Homepage of Obuse, the town of Hokusai, chestnuts, museums, and flowers. Obuse-cho Homepage (Japanese)　http://www.town.obuse.nagano.jp/index.html History, places of interest, museums, and restaurants in Obuse are introduced through photographs. Hometown Homepage Obuse (English/Japanese)　http://www.infocreate.co.jp/hometown/obuse/obuse-e.html Obuse's success story of its museums and city development: a Shimotsuke Shinbun report. Town of Hokusai Parts I (Japanese)　http://www.ssctnet.or.jp/shimo/home/hirosige/h15-4.htm Town of Hokusai Parts II (Japanese)　http://www.ssctnet.or.jp/shimo/home/hirosige/h15-5.htm Official website of the International Hokusai Conference. Details of the conference and related events. The Third International HOKUSAI Conference (Japanese)　http://www.town.obuse.nagano.jp/hokusai/index/index.html English website of the International Hokusai Conference. Details of the conference and related events are presented in English. The Third International HOKUSAI Conference（English）　http://www.hokusai.org/ Information on Seikyo-ji Temple in Asakusa where Hokusai's tomb is located. Hokusai's grave at the Seikyoji temple, Asakusa (Japanese)　http://www.city.taito.tokyo.jp/taito-co/sanpo/tairka07.htm Over 2,000 links to museums of Japan and around the world. Links for Japanese and Overseas Museums and Art Galleries (English / Japanese)　http://www.pp.iij4u.or.jp/~murai/e.homepage.html Roughly 100 links to museums in Japan. Museum Information Japan (Japanese)　http://www.dnp.co.jp/museum/icc-j.html Art-related sites from around the world classified according to geographic location. Museum Information of the World (Japanese / English)　http://www.dnp.co.jp/museum/miw_cover.html A finder site for museums of the world. ICOM (Japanese)　http://www.museum.or.jp/vlmp-J/world.html Over 200 Hokusai's Master Pieces can be found in the reference room. Tokyo National Museum　http://www.tnm.go.jp/ Links to Shinshu art museums and special exhibit schedules. Museums in Shinshu (Japanese)　http://shinshu.epson.co.jp/shinshu/sjis/kyouyou/kyouyou.htm Ando Hiroshige's Eight Views of Omi can be seen on this site. Shiga Prefecture (English / Japanese)　http://www.shiga-irc.go.jp/shiga/guide/hakkei/index-e.html#omi-hakkei Exhibit of ukiyo-e prints depicting Odawara. Ukiyo-e Gallery: City of Odawara (Japanese)　http://www.city.odawara.kanagawa.jp/h/ukiyoe/index.html Exhibit of ukiyo-e prints related to Hakone. Hakone Theme Park for Traveling (English / Japanese)　http://www2.marinet.or.jp/~kankouts/hakone/alacarte/ukiyoe-e.html The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum in Matsumoto-shi, Shinshu. The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum　http://www.cjn.or.jp/ukiyo-e/index.html Hokusai's illustrated yomihon can be seen on this site. Tokyo National Research Institute of Cultural Properties (Japanese)　http://www.tobunken.go.jp/~joho/japanese/oda/odabunko.html Exhibit of ukiyo-e, Japanese prints, and folk crafts. Nara Prefectural Museum of Art (Japanese)　http://museum.senri-i.or.jp/nara-museum/ukiyoej.htm Exhibit of Hokusai's Master Pieces. Hagi Uragami Museum (Japanese)　http://www.saitama-j.or.jp/sanjo/hum/index.html A ukiyo-e collection of 1,300 prints. Images of the prints are not presented. Kitakyushu Municipal Museum of Art (English / Japanese)　http://www.city.kitakyushu.jp/~k5200020/e/index.html Several special exhibits including works by the last Kabuki-theater ukiyo-e artist Natori Shunsen. Kushigata Shunsen Museum of Art (English / Japanese) http://www.sannichi-ybs.co.jp/syunsene.html Takai Kozan, a renowned artist and literati who invited Hokusai to Obuse. Takai Kozan Memorial Hall (Japanese) http://www.town.obuse.nagano.jp/bizyutu/kouzan/kouzan.html Ukiyo-e prints depicting pipes and cigarettes. The Tabacco & Salt Museum (English / Japanese)　http://www.jtnet.ad.jp/WWW/JT/museum/Welcome.html Hokusai Museum in Tsuwano-cho in Shimane Prefecture. Katsushika Hokusai Museum in Tsuwano (Japanese)　http://www.urban.or.jp/home/yamatyu1/joho/tuwano/hokusai.htm Collection of works by Utagawa Hiroshige. Tokaido Hiroshige Art Museum (English / Japanese) http://www.across.or.jp/podhome/e_hiros1.html Site for the Sumo Museum in Sumida Ward, Tokyo. Collection includes nishiki-e prints. Sumo Museum (English / Japanese)　http://www.wnn.or.jp/wnn-t/museum/museum_e.html Introduction to nishiki-e (multi-colored ukiyo-e woodblock prints). Nishiki-e Woodblock Prints: Osaka Castle's Home Page (English / Japanese)　http://www.sphere.ad.jp/ocb/siro/nishiki/nishikie.html A unique replica of Hokusai's 36 Views of Mt. Fuji. Tokyo University Digital Museum (Japanese)　http://www.um.u-tokyo.ac.jp/DM_CD/DM_CONT/UKIYOE/HOME.HTM Sixty ukiyo-e works including actor and theatre prints. The ukiyo-e gallery of Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum (Japanese)　http://www.waseda.ac.jp/enpaku/gallery/gallery.html A finder for over 1,000 actor and theatre prints from the Tsubouchi Memorial Theatre Museum. Nishiki-e Finder (Japanese)　http://pro2.project.mnc.waseda.ac.jp/nisiki/index.html Ukiyo-e works owned by Nagoya TV. Ukiyo-e Musem: Nagoya TV (English / Japanese)　http://www.nbn.co.jp/edotrip.html Nishiki-e (multi-colored ukiyo-e woodblock prints) from the Meiji era (1868 - 1912). The Tokyo Gas Museum (Japanese)　http://www.tokyo-gas.co.jp/gas_museum/index.html Information on the Ukiyo-e Gallery Art Hiroshige: Tokai Bank and Utagawa Hiroshige works. Ukiyo-e Gallery Art Hiroshige: Tokai Bank (English / Japanese)　http://www.csweb.co.jp/TBK/hirosige/art-hiro_e.htm Children of the Edo period depicted through ukiyo-e. Children of the Edo period as seen in ukiyo-e: Kumon Institute of Education (English / Japanese)　http://www.kumon.co.jp/eng/ka1000e.htm Hokusai's 36 Views of Mt. Fuji and Hiroshige's Views of over Sixty Famous Places. Accepting orders for CD-ROM copies. Meibis Museum (Japanese)　http://www.luvnet.com/meibis/ Homepage for the Seimei Kaikan in Fukuoka-shi. Features Hokusai's TANABATA-ZU. Seimei Museum (Japanese)　http://www.culture-dome.or.jp/SEIMEI/zu2.html#ukie Homepage for the Adachi Traditional Woodblock Technique Preservation Foundation. Large images of 36 Views of Mount Fuji and other works can be seen on this site. Adachi Woodblock Gallery (Japanese)　http://www.adachi-hanga.com/ukiyoe_new.htm Homepage for Ibasen, traditional woodblock printers maintained since the early Edo era (seventeenth century). Auction items featured. Ukiyo-e Museum Ibasen (Japanese)　http://www3.netalice.or.jp/netalice/gallery/ibasen/ Japan's only woodblock print publisher. Information regarding published literature and woodblock prints. Unsodo Homepage (Japanese)　http://www.bookmall.co.jp/unsodo/index.html Edo shunga prints by Torii Kiyonaga, Hokusai, and other artists. Tokyo Net Land-shunga prints (Japanese / English)　http://www.ptt.co.jp/tnl/ukiyoe-j.htm Japanese art such as fan prints, scrolls, and ukiyo-e. Japan Art (English / Japanese)　http://www.e-asai.com/art.htm Homepage from Onbetsu, Hokkaido. Features a ukiyo-e gallery. Ombetsu Art Club (English / Japanese)　http://city.hokkai.or.jp/~artclub/english.html Thirteen ukiyo-e prints by Utagawa Toyokuni and other artists. Ukiyo-e Gallery (Japanese)　http://www.a1-city.co.jp/~fantasy/ukiyo/index.html The world of ukiyo-e introduced through Hokusai's works. Ukiyo-e Paintings (Japanese)　http://www.init.co.jp/hgd/ Quiz: 53 Stations of the Tokaido Road J Entertainment (English / Japanese)　http://j-entertain.co.jp/Bellsystem/Bell.html Selected works of Utamaro and Sharaku. Ukiyoe: Muse Collection (Japanese)　http://www.iijnet.or.jp/Muse/ltc/ukiyoe/home.htm 　 Overseas A major link collection to museum sites around the world. Virtual Library museum pages(VLmp)　http://www.comlab.ox.ac.uk/archive/other/museums.html A site for Venice where two Hokusai International Conferences have been held. Venice　http://www.portve.interbusiness.it/wetvenice/index.html Links to art museums in Italy. Art and Museums　http://www.vol.it/UK/EN/ARTE/ 3,000 links to art museums in Italy. Musei online　http://www.museionline.com/ Permanent collections and more with plenty of graphics. The National Museum of American Art　http://www.nmaa.si.edu:80/ Information on Louvre, Orsay and other Paris art museums. Museums of Paris　http://www.paris.org/Musees/ Information on art museums in Rome. MUSEI DI ROMA　http://www.roma2000.it/musvat.html "Hokusai" as found through the University of Michigan data base browser. HOKUSAI　http://www.sils.umich.edu/Art_History/demoarea/ htdocs/_browser/_Artist/_Artist__H/HOKUSAI_Hokusai/ Image browser operated by University of Chicago. The Smart Museum at the University of Chicago　http://humanities.uchicago.edu/homes/SMART/SMART.form.html Image of Toyokuni's CHUSHINGURA from the collection of the Spenser Museum of Art at the University of Kansas. The Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas（Chushingura）　http://www.ukans.edu/~sma/chushin/chushin.htm Ukiyo-e prints by Hishikawa Moronobu. The University of Evansville, Indiana（Selected Japanese Prints）　http://www.evansville.edu/~ss37/209a.html Works of Hokusai, Ando Hiroshige, and twentieth century woodblock artists. The Castle Fine ArtsOnline Exhibit　http://www.castlefinearts.com/online.html Katsushika Hokusai's master pieces and 36 Views of Mount Fuji. Katsushika Hokusai's Master Pieces　http://www.asahi-jc.com/woodhk.htm A selection of 200 works by Hokusai can be seen on this site. The Fine Art Museums of San Francisco（Art Imagebase）　http://www.thinker.org/imagebase/index.html A collection of works by Suzuki Harunobu and Kitagawa Utamaro. The ETC Web Museum　http://www2.evolvingtech.com/etc/museum/ukiyo.html A collection of works by Hishikawa Moronobu and Utagawa Toyokuni. UNESCO WebWorld　http://www.unesco.org/webworld/asia/japill.htm Introduction to Davison Art Center at the Weslyan University. Davison Art Center　http://www.wesleyan.edu/dac/coll_pts_japan.html Ukiyo-e exhibit site of the Kimbell Art Museum in Texas. Kimbell Art Museum　http://www.kimbellart.org/kimjapan.htm Introduction to Hokusai and 36 Views of Mount Fuji. Art of the Edo Period　http://www.monks.demon.co.uk/hocus.html A cyber museum visited by 200,000 viewers a week. Hokusai and Hiroshige pieces can be found here as well. WebMuseum,Paris　http://SunSITE.sut.ac.jp/wm/