Sarusuberi: Miss Hokusai 7.20
Other Name: Hundred Days of Red, 百日紅～Miss HOKUSAI～
Summary: In the 18th century, the world-renowned Japanese Ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai, whose works have an influence across Europe and Asia. Having spent nearly my entire life in the practice of painting, he once said with emotion: "To be honest, the things I painted before the age of 70 are not very good, and it is not worth mentioning. I think I have to continue to work hard to reach 100 Draw something more remarkable when you are 10 years old.” Unfortunately, Master Katsushika did not live over a hundred years old. The last words are still tied to painting: "How I wish I could live another five years, so that I have time to try to become a real painter." "Sarusuberi: Miss Hokusai" centered on the daughter who inherited her talent, Ayoung, and watched her and her father Katsushika Hokusai, the story of each other as family, mentor, and competitor, intertwined with the most real and surging scenery of the townsman in the Edo period.
