 Kyosen distributed some of the print sets, which came in an expensive paulownia box in which a packet wrapping the prints displayed Harunobu's name and the titles of the prints, which did not appear on the prints themselves in this printing.Shōkakudō republished the prints for the general public with Harunobu's name on the wrapper, on which it advertised the new full-colour technique as "Azuma nishiki-e" ("brocade pictures of the Eastern Capital"—"Azuma" refers to the country's administrative capital Edo, found in eastern Japan).The publisher sold this edition of the set without Kyosen's seal, and with an index sheet listing the names of the prints.