Japanese Hanging Scroll Kawabata Ryushi Mount Fuji Cranes Kakejiku Color KJ8 hibachi which means bluish-black ink

which means bluish-black ink

It features a hand-painted illustration of blooming Japanese magnolias

This is an antique Japanese Buddhist altar offering table (Maejyoku)

The Kanji characters say Tengu bell 天狗鈴

It is also often used for Buddhist items

Japanese Hanging Scroll Kawabata Ryushi Mount Fuji Cranes Kakejiku Color KJ8 hibachi which means bluish-black inkJapanese Hanging Scroll Kakejiku This vintage Japanese hanging scroll (kakejiku or makimono) features an illustration of Mount Fuji in the clouds with two flying cranes in the foreground. It is a reproduction of a painting by Japanese artist Ryushi Kawabata (1885 1966). It is signed and has a seal. Kakejiku is a Japanese picture or calligraphy mounted on a piece of paper. Kakejiku was a tool to spread Buddhism in Japan. It has been integrated with