This is a vintage Japanese woodblock print depicting a skeletal figure suspended beneath a red bridge. The skeleton is the focal point, with a full body depiction showing ribs, spine, and limbs. The skull is prominent, with dark eye sockets and a gaping mouth. The skeleton appears to be clinging to the underside of the bridge with its bony hands and feet. The bridge is a vibrant red, with a repeating pattern of small squares along its length. It arches across the top of the image, creating a dramatic frame for the skeletal figure. Beneath the bridge, long, flowing lines suggest water or mist, adding to the eerie atmosphere. The background is a muted teal color, providing a stark contrast to the red bridge and the pale skeleton. In the upper right corner, there is Japanese text written in black ink. The overall style of the print is reminiscent of traditional Japanese art, with bold lines, flat colors, and a focus on symbolism and emotion. The image evokes themes of mortality, impermanence, and the fragility of life.