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Soshu Enoshima Moude Haru no Nigiwai (相州江の島詣春の賑い, Lively view in Spring: a pilgrimage to Enoshima in Sagami province)

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Japanese colour woodblock print showing women and naked children by wavy sea

Soshu Enoshima Moude Haru no Nigiwai (相州江の島詣春の賑い, Lively view in Spring: a pilgrimage to Enoshima in Sagami province)

Date: 1847-1852
Medium: O-ban Nishiki-e (大判錦絵, large-format coloured print)
Object number: O.12.23
DescriptionEnoshima Shrine (江島神社) on Enoshima (江ノ島) is dedicated to Benzaiten (弁財天), the goddess of speech, the arts, and learning and was a popular sightseeing and pilgrimage destination for many people since the Edo period. The print depicts a scene, in which ladies are throwing coins into the sea and have small kids pick them up on the Shichirigahama (七里ヶ浜) beach.