The Japanese woodblock print is characterized by artistic excellence and craftsmanship. The exhibition features approximately 130 works that showcase a wide range of themes, from expressive theater scenes and charming beauties to urban landscapes, contemplative nature scenes, and intricate depictions of flora and fauna. The timeline spans from the mid-18th century to the shin-hanga, or 'new prints', of the 20th century. Original exhibits are accompanied by thematic stations featuring large-format reproductions that highlight the intricate details of these woodcuts. Additionally, the exhibition touches on the topics of manga and anime.