Graceful eagles over snow-covered plains, blooming plum trees and delicate cherry branches in spring, tiny boats on foaming waves, turtles and koi, elegant geishas and foreign samurai - this memory game featuring details from the works of the famous Japanese artist Utagawa Hiroshige, known in the West as Ando Hiroshige, showcases 36 charming landscape, animal, and genre motifs. These images come from the color woodblock print series that Hiroshige created shortly before his death in 1885, which inspired imitators throughout Europe. Artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec adapted his technique or copied his exotic and intricately detailed works. The pairs of cards to be matched in this memory game present Hiroshige's birthplace Edo, now Tokyo, and the city's famous landmark, Mount Fujiyama, from their most beautiful perspectives. This way, one not only experiences Master Hiroshige at the peak of his creative power but also travels through the most stunning landscapes of ancient Japan.