[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools hanging scroll (kakejiku)] One-line painting inscription: Light swallows in a wind-like slanting line, by Ueno Michiyoshi; painting of willows and swallows, by Kondo Tsukasa

● A light swallow is blowing diagonally in the wind... Floating quietly on the water, it is blowing diagonally in the wind.
This is based on the fact that the seagulls seen in the distance float silently on the water, while the light-looking swallows fly at an angle, catching the wind.
This poem was written when Du Fu returned to his familiar hometown for the first time in a long time, and it expresses his carefree and peaceful state of mind.

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Author: Characters (by Ueno Michiyoshi)
Illustration (by Tsukasa Kondo)
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[Ueno Michiyoshi]
Born in 1939
In 1958, he was ordained and became the chief priest of Todaiji Temple's Toto Shingon-in temple.
Son of the 205th Kegon sect chief priest, Ueno Sumien Roshi
He is praised as the master of Todaiji Temple's brushwork.
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Box: Wooden box