Hanging scroll by Unrin-in, Daitoku-ji Temple, chief priest, Kando Fujita (Kando Fujita). The words "Hibi Kore Kojitsu" (Every Day is a Good Day) are written in large, graceful characters, each brushed with ink-laden strokes. The phrase "Hibi Kore Kojitsu" is a Zen saying that even those unfamiliar with Buddhism or the tea ceremony may have heard. Literally, the kanji mean "Every day, every day is a good day." In addition to the above meaning, it also preaches the importance of living each day to the fullest, cherishing today so that every day becomes a good day. I think this work can be used regardless of the season or scene. There are large stains on the upper and lower parts of the calligraphy. It is not so noticeable from a distance, but please check the photos and bid only if you understand and agree. It will be sold with a matching box. A paper box for storage will also be enclosed. Kando Fujita [1926-1985] Born in Kyoto Prefecture in 1926. Ordained under Meido Kobori of Daitoku-ji Daiko-in in 1966. Served as the vice-chief priest of Daitoku-ji Daiko-in in 1969, and as the chief priest of Daitoku-ji Unrin-in in 1974. In 1980, he began the restoration work of Unrin-in. ●Size Hanging scroll: Approximately 31cm wide x 175cm high Calligraphy: Approximately 29cm wide x 101cm high Matching box: Approximately 7cm wide x 38cm deep x 7cm high ●Notes ・Please check the condition in the images and make your purchase decision. Thank you for your understanding of antiques and used items. ・Questions about the product and replies after purchase will be answered after noon the next day. Also, due to circumstances, we will not be able to respond all day from Sunday night to Tuesday, so please be aware that we will respond after noon on Wednesday. ・This item is also listed on other sites. If a purchase is made on another site, we are very sorry, but we will cancel the transaction, so please be aware of this. #HangingScroll #Kakejiku #Chagake #KandoFujita #ShinoKando #RinzaiSchool #Daitokuji #Unrin-in #ZenPhrase #HibiKoreKojitsu #WithMatchingBox #TeaCeremony #TeaUtensils