This scroll painting depicts famous places around Nikko. The overall feeling is that of tranquility and grandeur characteristic of Nikko, with a sense of majesty. The scenes include the shrine, the eastern golden pavilion, the mausoleum at Rinnoji temple, the misty waterfall, and the ice floes.
日光山内周辺の名所を描いた絵巻です。全体的にはいかにも日光の絵らしく静寂さ、豪華さとともに、なんとなく威厳が感じられる作品と言えます。 場面は神橋、御宮（東照宮）、御霊屋（大猷院廟）、霧降滝、氷岩、含満が渕からなっています。
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Description source: museum curator text, translated — not generated