Fifty-three Stations on the Tokaido: Fudesute Mountain near Sakanoshita 東海道五拾三次之内　阪之下筆捨嶺とうかいどうごじゅうさんつぎのうち　さかのした　ふですてみね

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現在の三重県亀山市にあたる。画面左に見えるのは岩根山で奇岩や松、滝などで知られていた。山肌には流れ出す2条の滝が見える。室町時代、狩野元信がこの山を描こうとしたが描き切れず、山間に筆を捨てたという謂れから筆捨山と呼ばれている。山と街道の間の窪みには鈴鹿川が流れているとみられる。街道沿いは茶店があり、山の見物に勤しむ客で賑わっている。遠景のなだらかな山のシルエットが筆捨山の奇抜さをより際立たせている。

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January 9, 2026