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Tsuda Soukyu （?～1591 , 津田宗及） A letter about the tea ceremony in the Yamasato
To Sankeirou （三渓老）
Main 27,6 × 43 cm
Hanging scroll / Kakemono
Accessory：wood box
He was a prominent merchant and tea ceremony master during the Azuchi-Momoyama period, hailing from Sakai. He was the son of Tsuda Sōtatsu, a member of the "Thirty-Six Merchants' Guild," and studied tea ceremony under Takeno Jōō. He, along with Sen no Rikyū and Imai Sōkyū, were known as the "Three Great Masters of the Tea Ceremony." His "Tsuda Sōgyū Tea Ceremony Diary" still exists.
【読み】
The Shosho-sama will be coming tomorrow morning, and the tea ceremony will be held in Yamazato the morning after tomorrow, so be sure to be waiting early tomorrow morning to accompany the Shosho-sama. Therefore, please be sure to be waiting to accompany the "Young General" early tomorrow morning. "Yamasato" likely refers to a garden or tea pavilion located within or near Osaka Castle or Jūrakudai Castle.
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