Offers a large range of original, fine and historic Ukiyo-e ('pictures of the floating world') woodblock Japanese prints. Prices range from under £100 to much more for museum-quality examples. The shop also sells a range of beautiful Japanese cards for occasions. Staff are very helpful and can help you choose.
Japanese Gallery
Notting Hill & West London
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