井澤寛洲 Izawa Kanshu (1895-1954) Rinzai sect priest Buddhist monk Japanese Zen a set of three kakejiku kakemono hanging scrolls / 一鉢千家飯 Ippatsu Senke no Han 青山元不動白雲自去来 Seizan Moto Fudou Hakuun Onozukara Kyoraisu 歩々是道場 Hoho Kore Dojo with Box RE500
井澤寛洲 Izawa Kanshu (1895-1954) Rinzai sect priest Buddhist monk Japanese Zen a set of three kakejiku kakemono hanging scrolls / 一鉢千家飯 Ippatsu Senke no Han 青山元不動白雲自去来 Seizan Moto Fudou Hakuun Onozukara Kyoraisu 歩々是道場 Hoho Kore Dojo with Box RE500
offer expires at 12:01 AM PDT on 10 July 2026
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井澤寛洲 Izawa Kanshu (1895-1954) Rinzai sect priest Buddhist monk Japanese Zen a set of three kakejiku kakemono hanging scrolls / 一鉢千家飯 Ippatsu Senke no Han 青山元不動白雲自去来 Seizan Moto Fudou Hakuun Onozukara Kyoraisu 歩々是道場 Hoho Kore Dojo with Box RE500
一鉢千家飯 Ippatsu Senke no Han
This is a saying associated with the alms-round practice of monks. It signifies that the rice in a monk’s alms bowl is made up of small portions of rice generously donated by as many as a thousand households. It is a Zen saying that teaches us to have a ‘heart of gratitude’, recognising that we are alive thanks to the support and kindness of many people.
青山元不動白雲自去来 Seizan Moto Fudou Hakuun Onozukara Kyoraisu
The lush, towering mountains stand there solid and immovable. In contrast, the white clouds drift freely across the sky. This symbolises an ideal state of mind that combines the unshakeable conviction of a mountain with the flexible spirit of a cloud, capable of changing shape and flowing freely.
歩々是道場 Hoho Kore Dojo
It means that everyday life itself is a place of training, and every step you take is a dojo. The idea that the dojo is not just a temple or a specific place, but a place where you can improve yourself anywhere and in any situation, depending on your mindset.
井澤寛洲 Izawa Kanshu (1895-1954)
A monk of the Rinzai school. He studied under Nakahara Nantenbo. He was appointed head monk at Enpuku-ji Temple in Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture, where he guided many monks in their training. His pen name was Deiryukutsu, and his dharma name was Sojun.
with seal 'Sojun' 宗潤 'Kanshu' 寛洲
Whole dimensions: 12.9" W x 79.9" H / 33cm x 203cm
Inside dimensions: 8.7" W x 54.5" H / 22.3cm x 138.5cm
Material: Paper
Technique: Handpainted
Roller ends: Wood (DAMAGE)
Weight: 890g including Box
Condition
Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions by the photos. Special notes: STAIN, CREASE, DAMAGE a little, FOLD, WARP, STAIN DAMAGE in the back of the mounting.
About the colors of the photos
The color of the actual item may look different from the picture because of the lighting. The color on a photo can differ because of light, screen settings, personal color perception, etc. Please understand that we can't control the varying light in different environments. Please read the description, check the actual photos, and ask questions if doubts in advance.
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Description
offer expires at 12:01 AM PDT on 10 July 2026
Description
井澤寛洲 Izawa Kanshu (1895-1954) Rinzai sect priest Buddhist monk Japanese Zen a set of three kakejiku kakemono hanging scrolls / 一鉢千家飯 Ippatsu Senke no Han 青山元不動白雲自去来 Seizan Moto Fudou Hakuun Onozukara Kyoraisu 歩々是道場 Hoho Kore Dojo with Box RE500
一鉢千家飯 Ippatsu Senke no Han
This is a saying associated with the alms-round practice of monks. It signifies that the rice in a monk’s alms bowl is made up of small portions of rice generously donated by as many as a thousand households. It is a Zen saying that teaches us to have a ‘heart of gratitude’, recognising that we are alive thanks to the support and kindness of many people.
青山元不動白雲自去来 Seizan Moto Fudou Hakuun Onozukara Kyoraisu
The lush, towering mountains stand there solid and immovable. In contrast, the white clouds drift freely across the sky. This symbolises an ideal state of mind that combines the unshakeable conviction of a mountain with the flexible spirit of a cloud, capable of changing shape and flowing freely.
歩々是道場 Hoho Kore Dojo
It means that everyday life itself is a place of training, and every step you take is a dojo. The idea that the dojo is not just a temple or a specific place, but a place where you can improve yourself anywhere and in any situation, depending on your mindset.
井澤寛洲 Izawa Kanshu (1895-1954)
A monk of the Rinzai school. He studied under Nakahara Nantenbo. He was appointed head monk at Enpuku-ji Temple in Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture, where he guided many monks in their training. His pen name was Deiryukutsu, and his dharma name was Sojun.
with seal 'Sojun' 宗潤 'Kanshu' 寛洲
Whole dimensions: 12.9" W x 79.9" H / 33cm x 203cm
Inside dimensions: 8.7" W x 54.5" H / 22.3cm x 138.5cm
Material: Paper
Technique: Handpainted
Roller ends: Wood (DAMAGE)
Weight: 890g including Box
Condition
Antique items have originally crease, stain, damage, and more. I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions by the photos. Special notes: STAIN, CREASE, DAMAGE a little, FOLD, WARP, STAIN DAMAGE in the back of the mounting.
About the colors of the photos
The color of the actual item may look different from the picture because of the lighting. The color on a photo can differ because of light, screen settings, personal color perception, etc. Please understand that we can't control the varying light in different environments. Please read the description, check the actual photos, and ask questions if doubts in advance.
Shipping
"FREE SHIPPING" all over the world by International AIR PACKET, EMS, or DHL.
