 With the exception of "Clearing Mist of the Fan", the prints depict indoor scenes set in a —a Japanese-style room floored with "tatami" straw mats.Two women feature in each print of "Zashiki Hakkei", and each is a "mitate" parody that alludes to the "Eight Views of Xiaoxiang" series, replacing the landscape scenery of the paintings with contemporary domestic scenes and objects.Aside from the erotic content, "Fūryū Zashiki Hakkei" differs most from "Zashiki Hakkei" by the addition of a "kyōka" poem to each print, set off from the rest of the picture with wavy, cloud-like lines.