An artwork produced as one of three mitate-e, parody (yatsushi-e, adaptation) on the theme of “Three Evening Poems”, three famous poems by Fujiwara no Teika, Jakuren and Saigyō composed on autumn evenings. This picture adapted from Teika’s waka poem “Miwataseba Hana mo kōyō mo Nakarikeri, Ura no tomaya no Akino yūgure (Looking out, the cherry and autumn leaves have both gone, just the thatched hut on the seashore in the autumn dusk” is a reprinting that has removed the egoyomi (picture calendar) part for Meiwa 2 (1765). An extant first printing exists in Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris, and bears the client’s name “Yūchō (seal)”. This print is also pressed with the two seals “Jōsai Sanjin” (white writing) and “Kyosen no in” (red writing), indicating that its printing rights passed to Kyosen (Ōkubo Jinshirō Tadanobu, Hatamoto) a leading figure at egoyomi calendar exchange parties.