Set of [Inshu Shokansens, Hosho Omaki-gami, etc.] This is a set of rolled paper purchased by my mother, who used to run a calligraphy class until about 25 years ago. (Photo 1) In order of the photos: [Set 1] Inshu Shokansen: 11 rolls (width 18.7cm) 10 of them are unused and wrapped in translucent wrapping paper. (Photo 2) One is unused, but it didn't have wrapping paper, so I opened it slightly to photograph the paper. It's beautiful paper with a watermark. (Photos 3-5) Many of the rolled papers are distorted in shape, but because there is a thick cardboard core inside, it seems that there are no creases in the paper. The wrapping paper has some stains. (Photo 15) [Set 2] Hosho Omaki-gami: 2 rolls (width 19.6cm) Unused, but without wrapping paper. Judging from the typeface on the cover, they appear to be different products. (Photos 6, 7) [Set 3] Large and Small Rolled Paper: 2 rolls No cover, and the name is unknown. The width is 28cm for the large one and 19.6cm for the small one. The small one has the same width and paper quality as Set 2, but it is thinner, so it is thought to be the remainder of a portion of the Hosho Omaki-gami. (Photos 8, 9) The large one is a beautiful paper with a clear watermark pattern. (Photos 10-12) There is a slight stain on the inside of the tube. (Photo 16) [Set 4] Decorative paper for Tanzaku (poem slips): 28 sheets The width is 6.3cm to 7cm, and it is made by rolling long, thin cut paper. I haven't confirmed the length, but it is estimated to be nearly 2m. The color is light blue. (Photos 13, 14) It is in a plastic bag and labeled "Long, thin remnants for Tanzaku." Thank you.