As you can see, it is a work of Yatsuhashi no Zu drawn by Umemura Kodo. It is a work in which the well-colored Yatsuhashi no Zu looks good. «Umemura Kodo» A Japanese painter who was active from the Taisho era to the early Showa era. Born in Osaka in 1890. He graduated from Kyoto City University of Arts. He studied under Hobun Kikuchi and learned the Shijo school. He lives in Suita, Osaka. He was good at flowers and birds, Sansui. He has been selected and awarded many prizes at each exhibition, including being selected for the old literary exhibition, and also made a contribution to the imperial family. Please note this explanation is translated into English by using an automatic translator. Please excuse us as you may find some unnatural expressions. The Japanese Hanging Scroll- and how to enjoy them? KAKEJIKU is traditionally displayed in TOKONOMA(an alcove in traditional Japanese room). They maily display for their guests and for carrying out the seasonal events. So why don’t you have a few and try changing them depends on the guests, seasons and even for your feelings! Modern Japanese houses even don’t have a TOKONOMA, so less and less people are displaying them these days. It is a shame that people forget about KAKEJIKU. However it is more important to actually display, respect and enjoy in your own ways rather than following all the traditional ways. You can enjoy freely and display in just like any ways!! — ePACKET(Standard) —? This is a cheaper method than EMS and a faster method than SAL. But I don’t recommend SAL. SAL is not usable in some country? (Australia, Greenland, Denmark, Germany, Norway, Hungary, Finland, Poland)? When you request SAL, please contact me. Doing that is against U.