The silver base with the somber Chinese characters in ink and the accompanying ink wash painting create a certain atmosphere. Displaying it open and propped up in a glass cabinet will highlight its age. This is a folding fan that was kept in the space in front of the books in the wooden bookshelf with glass doors at my parents' house. The provenance is unknown, but judging from the owner's age, it is likely from around the Showa 30s to 40s (1955-1975). As shown in the fifth image, the paper on the back has turned brown, and there is a purplish-blue stain left from a drop of blue-black ink on the left side. Also, as shown in the eighth image, the paper on the right edge of the front is torn. Furthermore, as shown in the tenth image, the bamboo rib on the right edge of the front is about to break at the pivot. It is 21.8 cm long, about 1.9 cm thick when folded, and about 8 mm wide at the top of the ribs.