Nobuhisa Kaneko

About the Author

Nobuhisa Kaneko is a distinguished scholar whose work bridges the worlds of Japanese art history and feline appreciation. With a keen eye for cultural nuance, he explores how cats have been depicted in traditional Japanese woodblock prints, revealing layers of symbolism and everyday life in Edo-period Japan. His meticulous research and engaging narrative style bring historical artworks to vivid life for both academic and general audiences. Kaneko's passion for ukiyo-e and his unique focus on the often-overlooked presence of cats in these prints have established him as a distinctive voice in art historical writing.