Landscape scene illustrated in Edo-period woodblock print style. The Uji River has overflowed its banks, spreading into the surrounding land. Water extends beyond the normal river channel, covering fields and low ground. The river is rendered as flat blue-green planes with gentle, irregular edges, not violent motion. Banks and landforms are simplified and partially submerged. No people are present. Perspective is flattened and slightly uneven, organized for clarity rather than realism. No dramatic waves, no storm imagery, no atmospheric effects. Colors are muted and limited. Linework is firm and slightly irregular, consistent with carved woodblock lines. Overall feeling is descriptive and factual, like an illustrated record of a natural event in a folk narrative.