Some artwork from this country was discovered being used as packing material by Felix Bracquemond, starting a craze in 1860s France for this country's art, notable examples of which include a series of depictions of (*) post stations along its major roads and a famous picture in which several fishing boats struggle against a breaking ocean wave.
A traditional style of painting from this country was revitalized in the 20th century with help from the critic Ernest Fenollosa. An artist from this country depicted travelers on a bridge caught in a sudden rain in a series depicting "One Hundred Famous Views" of that man's hometown. Some artwork from this country was discovered being used as packing material by Felix Bracquemond, starting a craze in 1860s France for this country's art, notable examples of which include a series of depictions of (*) post stations along its major roads and a famous picture in which several fishing boats struggle against a breaking ocean wave. This country is the origin of a genre whose name translates as "pictures of the floating world". For 10 points, name this home country of the ukiyo-e artists Hiroshige and Hokusai, who created the series 36 Views of Mount Fuji.
A traditional style of painting from this country was revitalized in the 20th century with help from the critic Ernest Fenollosa.
Japan [or Nihon; or Nippon; accept japonisme]