This illustration depicts the view of Shimizugawahara, the first village that Bokushi Suzuki reached upon entering Akiyamago Province from Midama. It splendidly captures his initial impression of Akiyamago. The depiction of two particular farmhouses that struck him at the start of his journey is particularly intriguing. The painting features riverbank farmlands, waterfalls, and trees, conveying Bokushi’s expectations of this region. The backdrop of the Akakura Mountain cliffs and wooded areas, along with the gorge’s topography, is expressed in vibrant colors, showcasing his exceptional descriptive ability. Numerous other paintings of Akiyamago Province remain, illustrating that Bokushi Suzuki was not only a scholar but also an outstanding painter.
009：First Entrance to Akiyama, View of Shimizu Kawahara Village
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