Hiroshige depicts a panorama of the famous pond of Senzoku no Ike, on the right bank of which, in the depths of the grove, there was a Shinto shrine of San-dzoku-Hatimangu. Its buildings can be seen in the engraving on the left. But most of all this area was known for a large spreading pine, growing on the shore of the pond. With her was associated a legend dedicated to the founder of one of the schools of Buddhism Nitiranu. According to which, Nichiren stopped to rest under the pine tree, shown in the engraving on the right, and hung on his branch his clothes of a Buddhist monk – kesa.
Hence the name of the pine, surrounded by a fence – Kesakakamatsu. Next to it in 1832, a memorial stone stela was erected. In Edo, there were two more trees with the same name: in the Asakusa area and in the Mefukudzi monastery in the Edogawa district.
In the foreground of the engraving on the right is a tea house, with red lanterns under the roof. The later version underwent significant color changes. The road passing in the foreground and the islet with the pine become darker. The strip of bokasi was earlier at the edge of the oxen, in the later version it increases and repeats the outlines of the island.
Pine Goyhonmatsu on the Onagigawa Canal by Utagawa Hiroshige 
Moon pine on the territory of the monastery in Ueno by Utagawa Hiroshige 
Pine Suube no matzo on the Asakusagawa River, the Ommayagashi Embankment by Utagawa Hiroshige 
Meguro, pond Tiegaike by Utagawa Hiroshige 
Opening of the mountain in the sanctuary of Hatiman in Fukagawa by Utagawa Hiroshige 
Dam on the Otonasigawa River in Ojzi by Utagawa Hiroshige 
Slope of Aoizak outside the gates of Toranomon by Utagawa Hiroshige 
Sanctuary Massaki on the Utigawa River, the village of Sekiya no sato and the sanctuary of Suilzin no Mori by Utagawa Hiroshige