• This print depicts the Heian period courtier Fujiwara no Yasumasa playing his flute under a full moon, with a bandit, Hakamadare Yasusuke (also known as Kidomaru), lurking in the background. 
• The story behind the print tells of how Yasusuke, initially planning to rob Yasumasa, was so captivated by the beauty of the flute music that he abandoned his intentions. 
• Considered one of Yoshitoshi's masterpieces, this print is known for its dramatic atmosphere and the powerful depiction of the encounter between the two figures on the windswept moor. 
• The original triptych was created in 1882 and was based on a painting Yoshitoshi submitted to an exhibition of Japanese art. 

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