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...ppensha Ikku|Jippensha Ikku's]] ''[[Tokaido dochu hizakurige|Tôkaidô dôchû hizakurige]]'' - 喜多

...ppensha Ikku|Jippensha Ikku's]] ''[[Tokaido dochu hizakurige|Tôkaidô dôchû hizakurige]]'') and ''Agura nabe'' ("Sitting Crosslegged Pot").

...nown today chiefly for his work ''[[Tokaido dochu hizakurige|Tôkaidô dôchû hizakurige]]'', originally published in a serial fashion between [[1802]] and [[1809]] ...nd Kitaroku, a pair of Edo commoners making their way to Osaka along the [[Tokaido|Tôkaidô]]. The story was published in parts from 1802 until [[1809]], by

...- Tokaido53 Seki.jpg|right|thumb|300px|"Seki" from the "53 Stations of the Tokaido" ''[[ukiyo-e]]'' woodblock print series by Hiroshige]]In the Edo period, th ...ppensha Ikku|Jippensha Ikku's]] ''[[Tokaido dochu hizakurige|Tôkaidô dôchû hizakurige]]'' ("The Shank's Mare").