Following the Tale of Fukutomi through one handscroll, Cleveland Museum of Art (story)
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Video coming soonA story that divides a single 76,716-pixel handscroll into thirteen scenes, read from right to left. Press Next to glide to the next scene, as if unrolling the scroll, and read its commentary. The text is in Japanese and English and follows the language of the interface. The image is the museum’s CC0 photograph, tiled for IIIF.
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