In 1992, Oketani Art produced the One Hundred Songs Tablet, which is a classic collection of Japanese classical Japanese poetry. The Hundred People One Song Collection includes the short songs of one hundred ancient poets. It is divided into two groups: character cards and scenery cards. It was used in traditional competitive song card games in the old days and is also a classic collection ornament in Japanese style study rooms. The card body is made of thick Japanese paper base, with hot stamping on the edges. The front is hand-painted with ukiyo-e: the character card depicts ancient portraits of emperors and singers, and the landscape card depicts classic Japanese scenery such as Mount Fuji, red leaves, moonlit night, and deer. The back is made of matte gold paper, and the paintings are delicate and elegant. It comes with an exclusive paulownia wood box. The craftsman on the box personally inscribed "One Hundred People One Song" and stamped the name with a red seal. The box is equipped with two silk partitions for neat storage and dust-proof protection of the card body.