＊The item will be shipped from Japan to overseas. 　As a result, it may arrive with the tip of the shaft detached due to significant vibration during shipping. 　In that case, we apologize for the inconvenience, but please reattach it using wood glue or instant adhesive. 　Thank you in advance. This work is a hanging scroll with Zen words 禅語 written on it. The author is “Tatebe Kaiun 建部快雲”. ◯Hibi Kore Koujitsu 日々是好日 ＝ Every day is a good day ／ 　It means that every day is the best day ever. 　It emphasizes the importance of not regretting the past unnecessarily and 　not havingexcessive expectations for the future, but rather trying to livethe 　present to the fullest. ◯Tatebe Kaiun 建部快雲（1897-1988）／ 　Born in Aichi Prefecture in 1897. 　Appointed chief priest of Koyasan Nan-in in 1933. 　Became chairman of the Hamamatsu City Buddhist Association in 1952. 　Appointed Grand Archbishop of Koyasan in 1968. 　Passed away in 1988. There are stains and dirt due to aging. The mounting of the hanging scroll is in good condition. This is an antique item. Please understand that it is used and shows some signs of wear. Please check the image. Roller end：​Wood. There is no wooden box. Shipping method is EMS by Japan Post. EMS is the fastest and secure international mail. Delivery may be delayed depending on the country and situation. Size Overall: vertical 183.2× width 45.3cm　＊width does not include roller ends. (the work: vertical 102.0× width 34.1cm)：Gross Weight Approximately 580g ＊According to the policies of your local country, other fees may be charged, such as customs duties.