Hiroshima Baizan Cherry Tree - Natural Monument of Hiroshima City - A natural monument of Hiroshima. This cherry tree grew wild next to the former Hiroshima Local Meteorological Observatory, a building that was exposed to the atomic bomb, and was also affected by the bombing. It is an estimated 150-year-old giant tree that has quietly watched over the activities of the meteorological observatory staff at the time. The namer is Mr. Touemon Sano, the third generation of the Sakura Mori family in Kyoto. - The cover and back cover have scratches and dirt, but the writing parts are fine except for the photographed areas. - 12 sheets Ukagari (Fishing with Cormorants) - Depicts a fire lit on a boat to attract fish. - The cover and back cover have scratches and dirt, but the writing parts are clean. Blue, black, green, red, and dotted or streaked colors can be seen, but this is part of the original design. - 20 sheets Washi (Japanese Paper) - A writing pad that appears to be made of Japanese paper. The ruled lines are gold. - 10 sheets - No significant creases are particularly noticeable. I am also selling other writing pads, Japanese paper, envelopes, postcards, and other items, so please take a look if you like.