Nitta No Shiro Tadatsune Encountering the Goddess of Mount Fuji In A Cave With Her Dragon, Japanese Edo Period Ukiyo-e Framed Fine Art Print Style:White Frame and his iconic images continue

and his iconic images continue to be widely recognized and admired

She is one of the three principal buddhas of long life and is often depicted holding a vase of longevity in her hands

who was associated with the rising sun and the concept of rebirth and regeneration

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Nitta No Shiro Tadatsune Encountering the Goddess of Mount Fuji In A Cave With Her Dragon, Japanese Edo Period Ukiyo-e Framed Fine Art Print Style:White Frame and his iconic images continueAccording to the legend, Nitta no Shiro Tadatsune was a samurai warrior who lived during the Kamakura period in Japan. One day, while hunting in the forests surrounding Mount Fuji, he entered a cave and stumbled upon a beautiful goddess with her dragon. The goddess was the deity of Mount Fuji, known as Konohana Sakuya Hime. As a reward for his bravery, the goddess granted Nitta no Shiro Tadatsune one wish. He wished for her hand in marriage, and the