The Torinomachi Festival in the Asakusa Ricefields (Asakusa tanbo Torinomachi mōde), from the series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei)

No. 101 (winter section) on the title page for the series. Out of view to the left, a courtesan is with a customer who has brought a gift of rake-shaped hair ornaments, which lie on the tatami floor. Because the festival takes place on the day of the “tori,” or rooster, a collection of bird motifs is also visible. There are geese flying in the sky, a bird-wing pattern (tori dasuki mon) on the edge of the folding screen, a “lucky sparrow” motif decorating the wall under the window, and a feather pattern on the hand cloth. Furthermore, the scene takes place in the evening, the hour of the rooster.