⭐Anonymous Delivery & Free Shipping⭐ *Please check the actual photos for the product condition♪ #Click here for Akane's product list ✨☜ Center-stapled type: A4 variant size (W210mm x H210mm) For approximately 400 years, from the Edo period (1603-1868) to the present day, it has been treasured as a good luck charm for good fortune and blessings, and the dragons are selected monthly from the one-stroke dragon paintings created by Kyoto Ippitsu-ryu artists. Six types of prayer contents for good luck, protection, and matchmaking are written on the left and right sides of the drawings: "Fulfillment of Wishes / Business Prosperity / Increased Fortune / Health Prayer / Family Safety / Good Matchmaking" Lucky days (Tensha Day, Taian, Ichiryu Manba Day, Tiger Day, Dragon Day, Hatsuuma, Setsubun, Doll's Festival, Tango no Sekku, Tanabata, etc.) are listed, and the days are expressed with a design that imagines the Nyoihōju (wish-fulfilling jewel) held by the dragon. Supervised and printed by Kyoto Ippitsu-ryu artist Keisuke Teshima, using the technology of Kyoto Ippitsu-ryu artist Keisuke Teshima (reproduction of the original painting data), and printed with vivid and high-definition printing to reproduce the original painting as closely as possible. QR code for a video showing the scene of drawing the body of the one-stroke dragon in one stroke. Environmentally friendly: Paper hanging hardware / paper ring binding, waterless printing, FSC-certified paper used 25-200572★ [2025 (Reiwa 7)] Kyoto Ippitsu-ryu Good Luck Calendar (listing auspicious calendars) Center-stapled book type