Koho Shoda was part of the shin-hanga (”New Prints”) movement in Japan during the early 20th century. Shin-hanga was influenced by European Impressionism with a visual language that appealed to the Western market. Shoda Koho (sometimes identified as Hiroshima Koho) was born in Kanda, Tokyo. After graduating, he became a student of Ogata Gekko, where he studied historical portraits and bijin-ga; he later worked for Chuo Shimbun, creating illustrations.

Shoda Koho seems to have produced woodblock prints exclusively for Hasegawa/Nishinomiya Publishing, including standalone prints, illustrations for various books and calendars, as well as series such as “Hasegawa's Night Scenes” and the series "Japanese Scenes on Tanzaku."

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