[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools hanging scroll (kakejiku)] One line: Fires never burn, Spring winds blow again, by Azuma Bunyo

●Wildfire never burns down, the spring breeze blows again (Yabi yake mo tsuki zu Shunpu fuki te matashouzu)…Wildfire refers to fires such as mountains being burned.
After a fierce wildfire engulfed the entire mountain, everything appears to be burned to the ground.
But when the spring wind blows, new life will sprout again.
This verse shows how difficult it is to overcome earthly desires, which will reappear even if one thinks they have been completely eradicated.
Originally, this was a verse from a poem by Bai Juyi, lamenting the never-ending sadness.

---

Author: Fumihiro Azuma
----------
[Hosaikaido (Higashi Bunyo)] Ryugen-in Temple
Chief priest of Ryugen-in Temple, a subtemple of Daitoku-ji Temple of the Rinzai sect (Kyoto City, Kita Ward, Kyoto Prefecture)
(Ryogen-in is the oldest of the sub-temples of Daitoku-ji and was founded by Butsue Daien Kokushi.)
Born in Meiji 43
In 1931, he became the 15th head of the family after his father's sudden death.
(Omitted)
In 1984, he exhibited folding fans and brazier stoves at the Nagoya Mitsukoshi main store. During this time, he was certified as a person qualified to preserve traditional crafts during the war, and after the war, he was recognized as a person of merit for traditional crafts industry under the enforcement of the Traditional Crafts Law.
In 2005, he passed away.
------------------------------
Ryugen-in Temple
It is the oldest of the sub-temples of Daitokuji Temple, and was founded by Butsue Daien Kokushi, followed by three families, Hatakeyama Yoshimoto of Noto, Ouchi Yoshioki of Suo, and Otomo Yoshichika of Bungo. It is known for its gardens such as the Ryugin Garden, Totekitsubo, and Aun Rock Garden. The rock garden in front of the abbot's chamber was created under the supervision of the monk Hosogo Kakudo at the end of the Showa period. It is considered the main temple of the southern branch of Daitokuji Temple, as opposed to the northern branch, which has Daisen-in as its main temple. ----------
Box: Wooden box