Inuzuka Taisui was a Western-style kacho-e, or bird and flower, print artist active during the early Showa period in Japan. Virtually nothing is known of Inuzuka's personal or professional life. Among his most notable works are Coleus, Dahlias, Peonies in a Vase, and Morning Glories (1929), published by Kawaguchi-Sakai, circa 1929.