Daruma Gazan med Haiku-達磨 画賛 - Papir - great wishes, repelling of diseases, abundance of grain - 巌谷小波Iwaya Sazanami 1870-1933 - Japan - Meiji-periode (1868 – 1912)

Shaft size: width 385mm x height 1920mm

Size of this paper: width 296mm x height 1273mm

*巌谷小波 Iwaya Sazanami

1870-1933 Children's literature writer and novelist in the early Meiji-Showa period.
Born on June 6, Meiji 3. The third son of Ichiroku Iwaya. He was in Kenyusha and wrote the novel "Imo Segai". The fairy tale "Koganemaru" in Meiji 24 was well received, and since then he has been focussed on fairy tales. " He is the editor-in-chief of "Shonen World" and summarises "Japanese Old Tales" and "World Fairy Tales". I also started oral fairy tales. He died on September 5, Showa 8. 64 years old. From Tokyo. My real name is Sueo. The pen name is Konami Oe.
[Proverbs, etc.] I'm going to heaven with deep gratitude, what I want to say is that even if it's a mountain, I'm going to get along well and busy with the rest, and everything is left to you in the autumn wind (odictum)

*Daruma was a great monk, and because he rarely fell down and got up immediately even if he fell down, he did not go bankrupt and his business was prosperous, and he was said to be auspicious with "seven falls and eight ups" (no matter how many times he failed, he did not give up and stood up and worked hard), and he was entrusted with wishes such as the fulfilment of great wishes, the repelling of diseases, and the abundance of grain.

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