Geisha playing "kitsune-ken" (fox-ken), an early Japanese rock-paper-scissor or "sansukumi-ken" game. This print is by Kikukawa Eizan, who is known for producing woodblock prints in the bijin-ga genre. From left to right: Village head (庄屋 "shōya"), fox (狐 "kitsune"), and hunter (猟師 "ryōshi"). The fox defeats the village head, the village head defeats the hunter, and the hunter defeats the fox.