Watanabe no Tsuna and the demon of Ibaraki. by Taiso Yoshitoshi - Art Print

Ukiyo-e print illustration showing the demon Ibaraki posing as Watanabe no Tsuna's Aunt Mashiba, having tricked Tsuna, Ibaraki is shown here peering into the box where Tsuna stored its severed arm. Watanabe no tsuna to ibaraki
1882/Japan

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