This atmospheric Shin-Hanga woodblock print depicts a five-story pagoda towering above snow-draped rooftops and pine branches in Kyoto during a serene winter evening. Utilizing soft color gradations (bokashi) and crisp architectural linework, the print captures the peaceful silence of falling snow clinging to traditional tiled roofs and frozen boughs. The image embodies the poetic nostalgia and refined technical craftsmanship characteristic of mid-20th century Japanese printmaking. The print forms part of an authentic multi-sheet woodblock print portfolio album produced by the celebrated Uchida Woodblock Printing Co. of Kyoto. The album highlights iconic landscape compositions by modern masters, including Hasui Kawase's 'Snow at Yanaka Tennoji' and Tokuriki Tomikichirō's architectural depictions. Each print is tipped onto decorative patterned paper mounts reflective of mid-century art presentation standards. Included with the portfolio is original Uchida Kyoto publishing collateral and vintage documentation from the Ronin Gallery addressed to prominent collector Dr. Joseph R. Rubini. This provenance offers clear historical verification of the portfolio's acquisition and its place within American collections of Japanese graphic arts during the mid-to-late 20th century.