These influences are evident in his works, along with those of the Kaigetsudō school, but ultimately Chōshun, as the founder of a new school of painting, has a unique style all his own. His figures have a soft, warm femininity about them, and Richard Lane considers his coloring among the best in all of ukiyo-e art.
His works are influenced by those of the Kaigetsudō school and other influences, but ultimately Chōshun developed a unique style for his paintings. His figures have a soft, feminine quality, and Richard Lane considers his coloring to be among the best in ukiyo-e art.