Narazaki Eish? 萃盩 ?琇 (1864-1936). Narazaki used the art names Fuy? н锭 (1916-1922) and Eish? (1922-1936). He learned the art of woodblock printing from Eitoku Kobayashi (1843-1890) and while working at the Printing Bureau of the Ministry of Finance in Tokyo, he learned copperplate printing from the Director, the Italian artist Eduardo Chiossone (1833-1898). In 1916 he began making prints for a foreign clientele under the pseudonym of Fuy?. In 1922 he assumed the name Eish? and set to work producing artistic prints. Later, he was among the artists who worked for the publisher Watanabe Shozaburo (1885-1962) in shin hanga style. Woodblocks by Eish? published by Watanabe include 'Inside Asakusa Kannon Temple' (his best-known work), 'New Diet Building', 'Meiji Shrine', and 'Rissekiho Beach, Korea'.