One of Binnie's smallest prints, this design is based on a former print, 'Miyajima'. This edition is in an open edition.

This is the fourth 'Famous View of Japan' and represents a famous garden, well known for its cherry blossoms. Here it is presented as unusually dramatic.

This famous mountain temple in Yamagata is built on a precipice over the vallery below and with stone steps hewn from the solid rock.

Here is a night view of the Himeji Castle, with a moonlit sky, brilliantly executed in tones of purple, blue and green. The horizontal format of the print makes the long shape of the castle's outer walls feel like the prow of a ship.

This enormous gate ('torii') is found on the beach at Miyajima, and here it is seen with the tide out. The tidal pools are highlighted with mica and embossed, reflecting the great gateway. Two sacred deer appear in the mid-ground area.

This print shows Binnie's reference to Shin Hanga artists such as Kawase Hasui.

This series contains 3 designs.

The print shows the bridge to the Benten Shrine on Shinobazu Pond at night, with a black cat watching two lovers embrace beneath the willow trees.

This series contains 3 designs.

The Toshogu Shrine in Ueno Park is a favourite cherry-viewing spot.

This series contains 3 designs.

'Inazuma' means Lightning, but is a literary term that brings ideas of fertilising the fields derived from ancient poetry. The large format of this print gives a dramatic feeling of the verticality of the bolt of lightning as it crackles between dark clouds and rain to earth.

Within the edition of 40, there are 14 different printings, including 3 printings of solid black overlaid to achieve a deep, opaque darkness in the heaviest clouds.