The motif drawn on Nishiki-e is needed to register in the database as a search tag. The accuracies of the motif tag that are currently manually registered is unstable because it depends on the knowledge and interests of the registrant. Therefore, this study proposes an automatic generation method of motif tags using deep learning to support cultural activities. Nishiki-e is more difficult to collect training images that include specific motifs than photographs. In this study, we propose three methods for preparing training images. First, we applied a similar image generation model from a single image to a small number of Nishiki-e containing motifs to create training images. Second, we applied a Nishiki-e style processing model to photographs containing motifs to create training images. Third, we combined a small number of photographs with motifs with some background images to create training images. In particular, the third method can detect from a small number of inputs like the first method with an accuracy close to that of the second method.
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