AI Visualisation Notice This listing contains AI Visualisations. Please refer to the original unedited photographs for the actual condition, colors, proportions and details of the item. An original Japanese calligraphy hanging scroll by Juseki Hinata (日向樹石), featuring the classical Chinese-style poem Hakusan Zetchō Geichōki (白山絶頂迎朝暉), meaning "Greeting the Morning Sun from the Summit of Mount Hakusan." The calligraphy is executed by hand in black ink on traditional Japanese washi paper, displaying expressive brushstrokes and fluid cursive characters. The poem, attributed to Ryohei Honjin (本陣良平), describes the magnificent sunrise seen from the summit of Mount Hakusan in Japan. Mist, an expansive sea of clouds, and mountain peaks illuminated by the rising sun create an evocative poetic landscape. Juseki Hinata was a Japanese calligrapher active during the Showa period. The accompanying biographical documentation records his participation in major Japanese art exhibitions, awards and involvement in regional calligraphy associations. The work bears the artist's calligraphic inscription and red seal. It is accompanied by its inscribed wooden tomobako, together with detailed Japanese-language documents describing the artist's career and the poem's meaning. Dimensions Overall: 68 × 42.5 cm Calligraphy: 30 × 36 cm Material Traditional Japanese washi paper. Technique Original hand-brushed ink calligraphy. Condition Good overall condition with age-related discoloration, scattered foxing spots and minor signs of wear on the paper and mounting. The calligraphy remains clearly visible, with strong black ink strokes. The wooden storage box also shows age-related marks and discoloration. Please carefully examine all original photographs for the actual condition. Shipping The item is planned to be shipped by FedEx, DHL, or Japan Post depending on the item, destination country and region. Any customs duties, import taxes or customs clearance charges are the responsibility of the buyer.