Three phrases: "Kairo" (偕老), meaning "growing old together" (from the *Shijing*); "Uguisu nakite sanka kaku yū nemuran" (鶯啼山客猶眠), meaning "The warbler sings, but the mountain villagers are still asleep" (from Wang Wei); and "Kōun shūgetsu" (耕雲種月), meaning "to endure hardship and continue one's practice" (from Daichi Zenji). A memo with seals and explanations is attached.