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NEW catalog "SHUKADO" vol.19 summer.
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Pick up artists
Hiroshige Kunisada
Kuniyoshi Toyokuni
Yoshitoshi Kiyochika
Hasui Yoshida Hiroshi

We are a member of "Tokyo Bijutsu Club"(Tokyo Art Club)and "Ukiyo-e Dealers Assosiation of Japan"
 
New Arrival !!

#109023200 Utagawa Hiroshige, "Kiso kaido" Takamiya.

"Utagawa Hiroshige(1797-1858) was an ukiyoe painter, highly reputed even in overseas for his excellent composition using perspective drawing method as well as perspective contrast.
A town called Takamiya developed around the Taga Taisya, Shrine. Here depicted are merchants who carry straw bags in full of fabric, this area?fs local products. Shown between two big pine trees is the Inukami River. " Don't miss it!!!


New arrival Jul 03 Utagawa Hiroshige II, Shokoku Meisyo Hyakkei, Sanuki Kubotani No Hama
Jul 01 Utagawa Kunisada II, The tale of Genji, Chapter13 "Akashi"
Jun 30 Utagawa Hiroshige's One Hundred Famous Views of Edo,"Meguro Taikobashi"
Jun 29 Utagawa Kunisada II, The tale of Genji, Chapter1 "KIRITSUBO"
Jun 24 Anonymous, Beauty
Jun 23 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, "Kokin Himekagami", Matsushima no Tsubone.
Jun 22 Anonymous, Beauty
Jun 19 Utagawa Hiroshige, "Kiso kaido" Shionata.
Jun 18 Utagawa Hiroshige, "Kiso kaido" Takamiya.
Jun 17 Utagawa Kunisada II, "Ichiriki Chogoro"
Jun 16 Kawanabe Kyosai, "Bats"
Jun 15 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi," Kokin Hime Kagami", Asaoka
Jun 12 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, "Kokin Hime Kagami", Chiyojo
Jun 10 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, "Fuzoku 32 aspects", Okigatsukiso, Looks finding out!
Jun 09 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, "Kokin Hime Kagami", Murasaki Shikibu
Jun 05 5 Katsushika Hokusai, Ehon Kyoka Yama Mata Yama, 1st and 2nd
Jun 03 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, "Kokin Hime Kagami", Shushiki
Jun 02 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, "Kokin Hime Kagami", Usugumo Dayu
Jun 01 Kawanabe Kyosai, Kyosai Manga 1st
May 28 Kouami, "Cranes in spring and autumn", Pair of six-panel folding screens
May 27 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Fuzoku 32 aspects," Abunaso", Looks dangerous
May 26 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Fuzoku 32 aspects," Omoshiroso", Looks interesting
May 25 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi," Kokin Hime Kagami", Wife of Akechi Mitsuhide
May 22 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, "Kokin Hime Kagami", Ooiko
May 21 Nagashima Tatsugoro(Utagawa Yoshitora)," Shizoku No Shoho".
May 20 The Story of Shiranui, 1st edition, chapter 1 to 3, 4 to 6, 28 to 30.
May 19 Utagawa Yoshitora, the landscape of Shibaura in the eastern capital

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#109001705 Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Tsukihyakushi, Takakura no Tsuki, Hasegawa Shinren.


#108002770 Yoshida Hiroshi, Kinkaku-ji, Golden Pavilion.


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LET US EXPLAIN OUR COMPANY NAME "SHUKADO"

“Shu-u” in Chinese characters means autumn. This Chinese character is taken from our company director’s first name "Chi-aki" (Chi means thousand and Aki means autumn)”.

Shukado’s “Ka” means flowers or gorgeous. We chose this word because our chairman Jichiro Tanaka loves colorful and spectacular Japanese paintings.

“Do-u” means a cave. The Chinese character “do” usually used for the end of the business names of antique shops.

※(calligraphy)an artwork by Jichiro Tanaka, Chairman

Thus, Shukado means “The gallery of golden autumn” and our trademark is a colored MOMIJI (a Japanese maple).
Autumn in Japan is a very beautiful season.
We can see the leaves of the trees tuning red or yellow, golden ears of rice and wheat and beautiful flowers in the fields.
Our trade name reflects the image of such beautiful autumn scenes.

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OUR JAPANESE WEB SITE

We created this English web site "Japanese-finearts.com by Shukado" in 2007 so that many of the people around the world will be able to know more about Japanese fine arts.
You can see our Japanese web site here

Japanese web site SYUKADO
http://www.syukado.jp/


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POLICIES

*Shipping
We ship our items EMS(Express Mail Service) from post office basically. The shipping may take longer according to each country. Express has a tracking website.


*Return Policy
We accept returns for whatever reason on the customer side such as the received item looks different from what the customer thought at the time of purchase. If you wish to return the item for a full refund, please let us know about it within 30 days of delivery via e-mail or fax.

When you return the item, please pack it carefully to the same extent of our packing and ship it back to us. Cost of return shipping shall be born by the customer.

After we receive the item and confirm that there is no damage with the item, we will refund the full amount paid to the customer.

If the condition of the item is excessively different from the images posted on the website due to our error in the shipping etc., we will pay the return shipping cost.

CUSTOMER'S VOICE

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CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE
I have been dealing with Japanese fine arts for 40 years.
As an art dealer, it was my great pleasure to be able to see many wonderful art pieces.
I introduced and sold art pieces to public and private art museums all over Japan and to individual collectors.
I also have some experience in purchasing and selling important cultural assets.
When I was young, I used to scramble to deliver Japanese antique books to universities in North America and Hawaii. Recently, I sometimes go to auctions held in London and NY to purchase first-class Japanese art objects.

I am currently engaged in art authentication and purchase of the objects brought to our gallery by individual customers and other galleries. I am proud to be a connoisseur who can authenticate and appraise a wide range of Japanese fine arts including Japanese antique books, rare books, hanging scrolls (Kakejiku) and Japanese paintings.
Although it is difficult to get rare and wonderful Japanese fine arts these days, we are proud to be able to introduce some first-class Japanese fine arts to the world.

Jichiro Tanaka Chairman



Jichiro Tanaka
Chairman of Shukado Co., Ltd.



DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE
What comes up to you if you think of Japanese fine arts? Many of you may think of ukiyo-e. Ukiyo-e printings represented by the art works by Hiroshige and Hokusai are the most prevalent Japanese fine arts in the world and ukiyo-e is the most famous Japanese icon. We sell many genuine ukiyo-e printings.

 However, ukiyo-e consists only one category of the Japanese fine arts.
In each period of Japanese history from Heian, Kamakura, Muromachi, Edo, Meiji, Taisyo, Showa to post-war period, Japanese fine arts reflecting the culture of the period bloomed such as native but the exquisite picture scrolls of the Heian period (8th -12th century) and the elegant calligraphy written in the pieces of antique books and scrolls (Kohitsu-gire).
 I feel that many things of the wonderful Japanese fine arts with breathtaking beauty and humor, which also is deeply associated with the Zen philosophy, are still unknown to many people.
I am proud to introduce brilliant and vivid Japanese fine arts from each period where artists tried to create something new while they carried on the tradition from Ginza, Tokyo.
chiaki

Chiaki Tanaka
Director of "Japanese-finearts.com" and
President of Shukado Co., Ltd.


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