A wide-angle, long shot depicts a desolate riverside of hell under a deep navy sky streaked with faint orange and grey clouds. A massive, dark river flows from the foreground toward a distant, semi-circular wooden bridge where a tiny, distant figure of a long-haired woman in a Heian-period junihitoe kimono stands. On the expansive, bleak gravel shore to the left, scattered small stone piles are visible. A tall, slender man stands at the river's edge in a profile view, his hands tucked into the pockets of his wide black bontan trousers and black tanran jacket, wearing black jika-tabi shoes. He has black hair tied in a high bun with a single strand falling over his forehead, narrow monolid sanpaku eyes, and a small purple stone earring, wearing a faint smile. In the far distant sky, a colossal centipede-like insect flies. The scene is rendered in a watercolor medium on paper texture, featuring loose linework, translucent washes, gentle color bleeding, and layered stains, conveying a dark, ethereal, and painterly atmosphere.