Miss Hokusai
Honestly, I wasn't particularly impressed with this. One of the biggest issues is that there's just no real plot. There's a few (very) small arcs that happen throughout the film, but there's no throughline, nothing to really connect them. There's almost zero character development. The film as a whole just feels sort of... unfocused. There doesn't seem to really be any discernible themes to the film either.
For a film about ukiyo-e, the film's overall art is kind of... bland. There's nothing particularly unique about it, or anything to make it stand out. There's some nice background art, and the character designs are fine, but again, given the subject matter, it just comes across kind of boilerplate. The music as well is nothing to write home about, and in a couple of cases is completely unfitting. Given the setting and time period, you'd be forgiven to assume the film's soundtrack would be full of more traditional sounding Japanese music, loads of shamisen and all that. Very little of that, and there's two sequences, at the start and end of the film, with a rocking electric guitar track... and it just completely takes you out of the setting.
Overall, it's not a bad film, it's just... fine. Unoffensive. Completely forgettable, with little rewatch value. The Ultimate Edition packaging is lovely, but given the film itself, I'm glad I only paid £21 for it.