 Utamaro's censored prints include one of the "daimyō" Katō Kiyomasa lustily gazing at a Korean dancer at a party, another of Hideyoshi holding the hand of his page Ishida Mitsunari in a sexually suggestive manner, and another of Hideyoshi with his five consorts viewing the cherry blossoms at the temple Daigo-ji in Kyoto, a historical event famous for displaying Hideyoshi's extravagance.This last displays the names of each consort while placing them in the typical poses of courtesans at a Yoshiwara party.Records give Utamaro's death date as the 20th day of the 9th month of the year Bunka, which equates to 31 October 1806.