Discover four legendary works from Katsushika Hokusai’s renowned Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji series — digitally restored in stunning 300DPI resolution, printable up to A0 size. Each artwork captures a different mood of Mount Fuji — from serene mornings to sudden storms — showing Hokusai’s mastery of color, balance, and movement.
This collection includes the iconic Red Fuji, the elegant Suruga Street in Edo, the panoramic View from Goten-yama, and the dramatic Rainstorm Beneath the Summit. Each piece comes with its original Kanji title, preserving the spirit of Edo-period Japan.
Perfect for fine art printing, interior decoration, or as an inspiring digital collection.
Included Files 4 high-resolution JPEGs (300DPI, A0 size 841×1189 mm) Each file includes original Kanji title Titles included: Fine Wind, Clear Morning (Red Fuji) Suruga Street in Edo (Mitsui Store in Suruga-chō) The Fuji Seen from Goten-yama at Shinagawa on the Tōkaidō Rainstorm Beneath the Summit
Highlights Digitally remastered from museum-grade sources Faithful color and texture restoration Ready for printing or framing Instant download — no physical item will be shipped
Usage For personal use and wall art printing. Commercial resale of the digital files is prohibited.
**About MOMO – Born and based in Japan, Masayoshi Oki — an architectural designer and producer — bridges fine art and modern life.
After decades of creating luxury spaces and architectural works, he founded MOMO-CREATE, a brand that lets people wear Japanese art, not just admire it from afar.
Under the name MOMO, Oki continues to explore the dialogue between tradition and technology, reimagining classical beauty through the lens of AI and surreal digital art.
His series “The Great Wave Reimagined – Hokusai Through Timeless Eyes” pays tribute to Hokusai’s legacy, echoing through the visions of Van Gogh, Dali, Chagall, and beyond — revealing how art transcends time, culture, and form.
MOMO’s works evoke serenity, emotion, and innovation — where the past meets tomorrow.
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