Mizoguchi Tank Tops

Description: An atmospheric illustrated tribute to Kenji Mizoguchi, the legendary Japanese filmmaker behind Ugetsu, Sansho the Bailiff, The Life of Oharu and The Crucified Lovers.

Description: C. 1930 luggage label from the Mizoguchi Hotel in Hiroshima, Japan. The hotel featuring a billards parlor and restaurant.

Description: Hajime Jinroh Main Theme Mizoguchi

Description: Mizoguchi Unit One Hajime

Description: Hajime Fragrance Rain Mizoguchi

Description: Hajime A Monologue Mizoguchi

Description: Hajime Pride Mizoguchi

Description: Hajime Walking Through the Empty Age Mizoguchi

Description: Gotham Academy

Description: Minimalist graphic illustration celebrating the legend of the 47 Ronin, immortalized by Japanese cinema masters like Kenji Mizoguchi and Kinji Fukasaku. Features a powerful silhouette of a masterless samurái in seiza posture against the rising sun. A cultural tribute to the bushido code, honor, loyalty, and golden age Japanese film history. Essential art and apparel for cinephiles, lovers of classic Japanese cinema, film scholars, and collectors of cultural graphic design.

Description: Class of 2017

Description: Poster for the cult film Sansho the Bailiff directed by Kenji Mizoguchi

Description: This image celebrates Japanese film director Kon Ichikawa, remembered by The Story of the Last Chrysanthemums, The Life of Oharu, Ugetsu, and Sansho the Bailiff. With Kurosawa and Ozu, Mizoguchi was one of the essential authors of the golden age of Japanese cinema.

Description: Ugetsu Monogatari