※ Will be rolled up and shipped. Please be aware. ※ Length from end to end: Approximately 46cm [Kobayashi Issa] Kobayashi Issa [1763-1828] A haiku poet of the late Edo period. Born in Shinano. His real name was Nobuyuki. His common name was Yataro. In the spring of his 14th year, he went to Edo and studied haikai under Nikurokuan Chikua of the Katsushika school. Later, he traveled around various countries, and in his later years, he settled in his hometown. Amidst misfortune, he used colloquialisms and dialects, and showed a unique style based on his complex emotions. His works include "Seventh Diary," "Our Spring," and "Father's Diary of the End," etc. Source: Shogakukan Quoted from Digital Daijisen Condition: There are damages, yellowing, and stains. The color may differ from the actual product depending on the environment, such as the monitor and lighting. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details or if you are looking for a perfect item, as this is an old item.