Published on December 5, 1934 in Japan Today and Tomorrow newspaper supplement, p144. The supplement wrote that the print was made by Watanabe, however, Watanabe Shoichiro has said that his family had nothing whatsoever to do with its production.
The print replaced the original's baren sujizuri with blocks carved out with a U-gouge. The red appears to be a water-soluble aniline dye that runs when wet. The unusual tool and dye make it very unlikely that this print was made by Watanabe.
Hasui's print had very similar printing to Ito Shinsui and Kaburaki Kiyokata newspaper supplements of 1931 that used mechnically-printed keyblock lines with multiple woodblock sets for colours. They also used water-soluble dyes.
