[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools hanging scroll (kakejiku) Rikyu memorial] One-line painting inscription Rikyu's last words Written by Nishigaki Daido Painting of a seated Rikyu (Daitokuji school)

● Rikyu's death poem... In my seventy years of life, I have the strength to forge ahead, and now I will throw into the heavens the sword I have acquired, the sword that will kill both the Buddha and the ancestors.
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Rikyu-ki is currently held at Daitokuji Temple on March 27th and 28th.
At the Omotesenke school, a memorial service for Rikyu is held one month later, on March 27th of the new calendar.
Every year on March 28th, the head of the Urasenke school holds the Rikyu Memorial Service, the largest event in the tea ceremony tradition, at the Tonarisai teahouse, with the participation of tea enthusiasts from all over the country.

Author: Nishigaki Daido, box inscription included
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[Daido Nishigaki] Gokurakuji Temple Born in Kinosaki, Hyogo Prefecture in 1942.
In 1949, he was ordained as a monk by Bunzan Soko. After graduating from Japan Social Welfare University, he was appointed to the Daitoku Sodo and later the Shokoku Sodo.
In 1976, he completed his master's course at Bukkyo University Graduate School.
In 1978, he became the chief priest of Gokuraku Zenji Temple of the Daitokuji school in Kinosaki County, Hyogo Prefecture, a position he still holds today.
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Box: Wooden box