Yuko Ikewada on Red Square in Moscow, St Basil's Cathedral in the background
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The Journey with the Trans-Siberian Express
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
Hundertwasser on the Red Square in Moscow
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
Unknown Person
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
Die Basiliuskathedrale in Moskau
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway
Hundertwasser and Yuko Ikewada on Red Square in Moscow
The Journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway - Embarkment in Japan
Hundertwasser in Japan
The Journey with the Trans-Siberian Railway - Embarkation in Japan
Travelling on the Trans-Siberian Railway
Die Reise mit der Transsibirischen Eisenbahn
1961
After his stay in Japan from February to August 1961, Hundertwasser began his journey back to Europe. His future wife Yuko Ikewada accompanied him on the journey, which Hundertwasser documented photographically. The return journey started by ship in Yokohama with the destination Vladivostok in order to continue on the Trans-Siberian Railway. On August 17, 1961, the ship boarded in Yokohama. Yuko Ikewada was bid farewell by her parents and siblings. The journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway went from Vladivostok to Irkutsk and continued from Irkutsk to Moscow by plane. From Moscow via Warsaw the couple flew back to Vienna.
