Mid-Century Impressionist Painting of Tokyo Tower with Sumida River

This is a large-format oil or acrylic painting on canvas, depicting a misty river scene featuring the Tokyo Tower in the background. The composition follows an Impressionist style with a muted, atmospheric color palette of grays, browns, and pale yellows reminiscent of a foggy morning or evening twilight. The foreground features a detailed houseboat or 'yakatabune' moored along a concrete riverbank, while a leafless tree on the right provides vertical framing. In the mid-ground, another boat is visible near a bridge, with the ghostly silhouette of the Tokyo Tower rising into the heavy mist. The painting is housed in a decorative, tiered wooden frame with a gilded or gold-leaf finish and a linen-textured inner slip. The brushwork alternates between smooth sky blending and more textured, impasto techniques on the water and building structures. While a signature is visible in the lower right corner, it appears to be a stylized hand-signed mark typical of mid-20th-century commercial or souvenir art. The piece appears to be in good vintage condition, though the linen lining of the frame shows possible signs of age-related darkening. Estimated to date from the late 1960s to the 1970s, it represents a period of post-war Japanese urban landscape art designed for the export or decorative market.