It is one of the classic themes in Japanese art. In Japanese painting, there is a specific category called "Meisaku" that specifically depicts places famous for their poetry or literary stories. Musashino is such a place, mentioned in "Ise Monogatari" as a collection of lyrical stories from the 10th century. It usually consists of a pair and is colored with gold foil paper, showcasing the Japanese art style from the 17th to the 18th century. These screens are not only renowned for their beautiful natural landscapes, but also appreciated for their rich cultural and historical significance. It usually depicts Mount Fuji and the surrounding autumn grass, showcasing the peaceful beauty of autumn in Japan