**Short description of the item and its origin** Japanese antique silk hanging scroll *Hundred Cranes Facing the Rising Sun*, painted by Sanekata Samori. Finished with elegant traditional Japanese silk‑brocade mounting. The scroll bears the artist’s hand‑painted signature together with multiple red artist seals in the margin. This auspicious composition depicts numerous cranes, both in flight and resting, alongside the rising‑sun motif, rolling ocean waves, craggy rocks and blooming pomegranate branches. In Japanese traditional iconography, cranes represent longevity, health and good fortune; the rising‑sun symbolises vitality and auspicious beginnings. The scroll shows natural age‑related paper‑silk toning consistent with its antique age, no heavy damages, no repairs. **Collector’s Value & Benefits** Sanekata Samori was a Japanese painter active from the late Edo through the Meiji era, well‑known for creating traditional auspicious‑theme scrolls for noble and merchant‑class households. His works focus on symbolic imagery conveying blessings and well‑being. This is a large‑size complete original hanging scroll with intact period brocade mounting. The subject of hundred cranes facing the sun ranks among the most classic auspicious themes in Japanese decorative fine art. For collectors, it is a representative example of Meiji‑era Japanese auspicious‑subject painting, complete with original artist signature and seals. For home interior use, this scroll brings symbolic positive energy: cranes and sunrise stand for long life, family harmony, good health and ongoing prosperity. Displayed in the living room, study or entrance area, it delivers an elegant oriental atmosphere while carrying hopeful blessings for all family members. **Dimensions (in cm)** Overall scroll：192 × 54.5 cm Painted area：110.5 × 41.5 cm **Weight (in grams)** 1000 g **Shipping method** Shipping & International Duties: ● Based on our inventory storage locations, we ship our items from either Japan or China to destinations worldwide. ● We pack all items with extreme care to ensure safe transit. However, once the package is handed to the carrier, we cannot be held responsible for delays or minor shifts in the paper's tension that may occur due to changes in humidity or temperature during international transit. ● Please be aware that import duties, taxes (VAT), and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Depending on your country, expect an additional 22%–35% of the total value (price + shipping) to be charged by your local customs office upon delivery. ● Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.