Contributor NEH
In this activity, students investigate the innovative production process used to create and mass produce ukiyo-e prints in Japan’s Edo period, and how this process led to the explosion in popularity of the art form. Students also investigate how the art form was influenced by the social structure of Tokugawa Japan.
In this activity, students investigate the innovative production process used to create and mass produce ukiyo-e prints in Japan’s Edo period, and how this process led to the explosion in popularity of the art form. Students also investigate how the art form was influenced by the social structure of Tokugawa Japan.
Contributor NEH
LESSON PLAN
Ninth grade, Tenth grade, Eleventh grade, Twelfth grade
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