Above, a Kabuki play scene, showing a woman washing the feet of another, watched by a man; below left, the changeling 'Jizō' (Kshitigarbha); below right, an 'entertainment woman' (geisha?) standing on a jetty on the Sumida river at Mukōjima. Colour woodcut by Kyōsai, with bottom right design by Mōsai (Yoshitora), ca. 1870.

The upper design shows a scene from a Kabuki play 'Adachigahara', based on a local story. The image below of 'Jizō', depicts the changeling diety as an old man pulling down his eyes and mouth. The lower right design shows a geisha (?) awaiting a boat on the east bank of the Sumida at Mukōjima, with the Matsuchiyama temple and hill seen in the distance, beyond the river