Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji: Watermill at Onden 冨嶽三十六景　穏田の水車ふがくさんじゅうろっけい　おんでんのすいしゃ

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青山穏田村は現在の渋谷区神宮前の原宿あたり。当時は至るところでこのような水車が見られるような田園地帯であったとみられ、近くには今では地下に埋設されてしまった渋谷川（隠田川）が流れていた。この水車は、渋谷川沿いに作られたもので、江戸名所のひとつにもなっていた。賑やかに働く人びとや激しい水流によって回る水車と、彼方にそびえる孤高の富士との対比が面白い。

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