Description This is a rare Japanese toy print (omocha-e) depicting famous episodes from the Taikōki, the legendary chronicle of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Designed as a multi-scene composition, the print presents dramatic moments in a simplified, colorful style intended for popular enjoyment, particularly by children. The scenes include well-known historical and legendary episodes such as the Battle of Okehazama, the Honnō-ji Incident, the Battle of Yamazaki, as well as symbolic and fantastical imagery involving a spider and a tiger, motifs often associated with heroic strength, cunning, and supernatural challenges in Edo-period visual storytelling. Rather than strict historical accuracy, the print emphasizes action, clarity, and entertainment, reflecting how history and legend were playfully introduced to a broad audience during the late Edo period. Highlights / Points of Interest Rare omocha-e (toy print) format with multiple narrative scenes Based on the Taikōki, one of the most popular historical subjects of Edo Japan Includes iconic episodes: Honnō-ji, Okehazama, Yamazaki, as well as spider and tiger imagery Bold colors and simplified figures designed for visual impact Valuable example of popular culture and children’s imagery, distinct from formal ukiyo-e Artist Profile Anonymous (Unsigned) This work is an unsigned toy print, typical of omocha-e, which were often produced anonymously for mass circulation. These prints played an important role in Edo-period visual culture, serving as educational tools, entertainment, and early introductions to historical heroes for younger audiences. Condition Trimming present Restoration present Age-related wear consistent with toy prints Please refer to the images for detailed condition After payment is confirmed, the item will be delivered to you within 10 to 14 days. Please note that any VAT or import duties charged by your country’s customs will be the responsibility of the buyer. Thank you for bidding with this understanding. Your winning item will be carefully packed and shipped via EMS to ensure safe delivery.