〇 [Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, short poems with paintings] Handwritten landscapes with clear sounds, by Fukumoto Tsuneo, a painting of fireflies, or a clear stream that continues endlessly, by Kobori Yoshimi, a painting of sweetfish

● Mountains and rivers have pure sounds…Zuo Si, a poet from the Western Jin Dynasty
It means that mountains, rivers, and nature have clear, pure sounds.
A pure sound produced by the natural world, without any artificiality. A natural world without any artificial additions.
● Clear stream that flows endlessly (Seiryu kandanashi)... A clear stream that flows endlessly. Things that are constantly active, like a precious clear stream, maintain their freshness. It means that constant effort and training are important.

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● Mail delivery not available
●Handwritten
Size: Wide (approx. 36.3cm x 7.5cm)
Author: Fukumoto Tsuneo
By Kobori Yoshimi
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Born in Kyoto in 1930
In 1959, he was appointed as the chief priest of Shoshunji Temple (Funai-gun, Kyoto Prefecture) of the Daitokuji School.
In 1983, he was appointed as the head priest of the Daitokuji Temple (Kameoka City)
In 1989, the main hall, priest's quarters and temple gate of Horinji Temple were built.
2002: Shoshunji Temple main hall and gate were built.
In 2004, I handed over the head priest of Horin-ji Temple to the next head priest and was appointed head priest of Shoshun-ji Temple again.
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[Ryōjitsu Kobori] Horin-ji Temple's mountain name is Mount Jokei
Daitokuji School (Rinzai sect)
Born in 1972 in Kyoto City, Daitokuji Temple, as the second son of Kohoan
Graduated from Hanazono University in 1996
Trained at the Sofukuji Specialized Dojo in Hakata
2004: Head priest of Horinji Temple
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[Horinji Temple]
Kyoto, Murasakino, belongs to the Daitokuji branch of the Rinzai sect
Horin-ji Temple's mountain name, Sokei-san, is said to be the successor to Bodhidharma, the founder of Zen Buddhism. Since the 6th Zen master, Huineng, came to this place and explained the Buddhist teachings, the Zen sect has flourished here.
The temple's founder, Zen Master Shunrei Shoon (the 204th successor to Daito Kokushi), came to Kameoka during the Kanbun era and founded the temple, which was named Sokei-san Horin-ji Temple.
Within the mountain are the three Buddha statues of Yakushi, Amida, and Shaka, which are Important Cultural Properties (formerly National Treasures), as well as a nine-story stone stupa.
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Box: Tato paper