〇 [Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, short poems] Handwritten: Munsu Senakiraku or Honnichimono (Nothing in the world) by Nishigaki Daido or Matsuki Sennen Sui or Matsukaze (Pine wind) by Sawa Ryodo

●The final day of the year was a success… I am grateful that the year ended without incident.
The same as usual, normal days
"Buddhism" means a mind that does not seek Buddhahood, enlightenment, or the completion of the path. If you are enlightened, there is nothing you can do.
●Originally nothing (honraimu ichibutsu)...This means that originally there is nothing to cling to and it is empty.
● Shoju Sennen no Midori (pine tree, longevity, green for a thousand years)… In this ever-changing world, the pine tree, which continues to maintain its beautiful green color without being affected by the years or the seasons, is a symbol of the truth that never changes.
● Shofu (pine wind)...the wind blowing through the pine trees. Shorai (the bracing of the pine trees).
The sound of water boiling in a kettle during the tea ceremony.

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●Handwritten
Size: Wide (approx. 36.3cm x 7.5cm)
Author: Daido Nishigaki
Sawa Ryodo Brush
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Gokurakuji Temple Kinosaki, Hyogo Prefecture
Born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1942
In 1949, Nishigaki Soko was ordained as a monk at the Daitoku Sodo, and later at the Sokoku Sodo.
1976: Completed master's course at Bukkyo University Graduate School
In 1978, he became the chief priest of the Mannenzan Gokuraku Zen Temple of the Daitokuji School in Kinosaki, Hyogo Prefecture.
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Box: Tato paper