Picturing two traditionally dressed women in front of a home in the town of Yase near Kyoto.  Women dressed as shown in the print are often referred to Oharame, Ohara being a picturesque and better known town near Yase where many women continued to wear traditional dress, even after WWII.  See this collection's prints Oharame (IHL Cat. #313) and Flower Vendors from the series Occupations of Showa Japan in Pictures, Series 1 (IHL Cat. #1003) for another depiction of an Oharame.

Consisting of six chuban-sized prints (see below) depicting activities and places in and around Kyoto, this series was published by an unknown publisher identified as 宮脇美風扇版 in the rectangular cartouche in the lower right margin of each print.  The publisher's name has been translated as Miyawake Bifu Ōgi, but I can find no reference to this publisher other than its cartouche on this print series.  (For additional discussion of this publisher see "Print Details - Publisher" below.)