English Summary:In this article, we explore how the faces of ordinary people appear in classic ukiyo-e landscape prints of the Edo period. Although many believe that ukiyo-e styles look similar, each artist brings their unique touch: from the finely detailed expressions by Utagawa Hiroshige to the playful crowds of Utagawa Kuniyoshi.You’ll see how features like a traveler’s worried glance, a woman’s gentle smile, or an excited group by the waterfall speak volumes about life and mood in that era.Whether you’re new to ukiyo-e or a long-time fan, the journey through these expressive faces offers both historical insight and visual delight.