Asakusa Rice Fields (Cat in Window, Watching Mt Fuji) by Ando Hiroshige (416 Piece Adult Wooden Puzzle) poppy a campaign was launched to

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Asakusa Rice Fields (Cat in Window, Watching Mt Fuji) by Ando Hiroshige (416 Piece Adult Wooden Puzzle) poppy a campaign was launched toAsakusa Rice Fields and Torinamachi Festival is a beautiful Japanese woodblock by Utagawa (Ando) Hiroshige from the series " One Hundred Famous Views of Edo" and shows a cuddly white cat in a window looking out over the fields to Mt Fuji. Hiroshige was famous as one of the finest proponents of the Ukiyo e style which was very popular in Japan during the 19th Century. The perfect gift for adult wooden puzzlers, Japanese Woodblock enthusiasts, and Asian