Hanko Question
Hanko Question
Can anyone help me with the Hanko on a Shakuhatchi that I bought in Japan. There is another inscription at the backside, between holes 1 and 2 that I would like to understand.
(see attachments)
Thanks,
Thanks,
Nancy
(see attachments)
Thanks, Thanks,
Nancy
Hi NNanda,
Welcome here on the forum. Maybe will you find what you seek for in this database
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j-T3_IT80dqn8gWu8xf13SymBltAsSXDEj1ZpB0tMRw/edit
If not, someone can be of service here, I'm sure!
Did you introduce yourself in the Teahouse? It would be a beginning
Enjoy your new shakuhachi
Welcome here on the forum. Maybe will you find what you seek for in this database
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j-T3_IT80dqn8gWu8xf13SymBltAsSXDEj1ZpB0tMRw/editIf not, someone can be of service here, I'm sure!
Did you introduce yourself in the Teahouse? It would be a beginning
Enjoy your new shakuhachi
Hi Nicolas,
I am new to the site and will take your advice and introduce myself at the Teahouse. I looked at the database and don't find anything that looks like this Hanko. Hopefully someone here can help and also explain what the other inscriptions are.
Thanks,
Nancy
P.S.: What is that incredible instrument in your photo? Is it some type of digeridoo?
I am new to the site and will take your advice and introduce myself at the Teahouse. I looked at the database and don't find anything that looks like this Hanko. Hopefully someone here can help and also explain what the other inscriptions are.
Thanks,
Nancy
P.S.: What is that incredible instrument in your photo? Is it some type of digeridoo?
Seika.
To be more specific.... Kitahara Seika. Top photo reads 'Seika', and to the right is written 'Tozan cho'. The bottom photo reads 'Seikado'.
To be more specific.... Kitahara Seika. Top photo reads 'Seika', and to the right is written 'Tozan cho'. The bottom photo reads 'Seikado'.
Last edited by knowshit on 2013-11-28, 06:52; edited 1 time in total
It's the best place to find help, someone may have the same kanjis on his flute, who knows?
On the photo what you see is a german pioneer (I believe) holding a pipe shape trunk.
On the photo what you see is a german pioneer (I believe) holding a pipe shape trunk.
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