Woodblock printed reproduction from （probably）the mid 20 century, publisher is unknown. Although this item is a woodblock print, but probably it's not hand printing by "baren" rubbing, but machine printing using with woodblocks, so called "Kikai mokuhan（機械木版）". "Kikai mokuhan" is one of the woodblock printing method which was introduced in the Meiji period and actively done especially around the early 20th century. Features of the print by the method are that the backside of the print has little paint seepages and doesn't have the trace of baren rubbing, though it's said the method and the traditional hand printing were sometime used in combination just for printing the gradation parts. This item has features as "kikai mokuhan", there on the backside are little paint seepages and no trace of baren rubbing. Also, the texture of the color by the method is very similar to the traditional hand printing, it's almost impossible to identify it just by looking at the fronside. Artist is Utagawa Hiroshige（1797-1858）. Regarding the original print, see for reference in the following link of the Library of Congress. https://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/jpd/item/2008660242/ Condition of this item is appreciate for age. Slight stains overall. Small bit hole in the center rightside. Shipping is done by ＥＭＳ or Yamato Transport, packed in securely. It is "express air" of the international service. Fast, package tracking insured.