Shungyo Nagashima (aka Kuniteru, Torashige, Mosai) was a woodblock print artist active during the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Very little is known about this artist. While he is connected to Yoshitora Utagawa (fl. c. 1836-1882), the nature of this connection is contested. Some say he was Yoshitora's student, others his son, while some suggest that Yoshitora and Shungyo were the same person. He mainly produced senso-e (war prints) and kaika-e (enlightenment pictures) with depcited Japan's modernization along a western model.