1924: Born in Ashikaga City, Tochigi Prefecture.1943: Studied under calligrapher Keiseki Iwasawa.1954: Held first solo exhibition in Ashikaga City.Thereafter, held exhibitions of works featuring "my own words, my own calligraphy" in various locations.1984: Published "Ningen Damono" (Because I'm Human), leading to widespread recognition of his work.1991: Passed away on December 17 in Ashikaga City at the age of 67.1996: In September, the Mitsuo Aida Museum opened in Ginza, Tokyo.1997: In May, featured on the Nippon TV program "Shitteru Tsumori: Issho Kando Issho Seishun."2003: In November, the museum relocated to the Tokyo International Forum in Marunouchi, Tokyo.2011: Marked the 20th anniversary of his passing and the 15th anniversary of the museum's opening.
This is an official frame authorized by the Mitsuo Aida Museum. Selected works from Mitsuo Aida's poetry collections are set in a high-quality frame in an original color.
**Product Contents**10 Meguriai (Chance Meetings), 20 Issho Benkyo (Lifelong Study), 30 Michi (The Path)
27.9 × 38.4 × 1.3 cm
**Box Size**170 × 225 × 25 mm
**Country of Origin**Made in Japan; Frame made in China
**Recommended for the following uses:**Family celebrations, returns/thank-you gifts, births, birth celebrations, weddings, wedding celebrations, expressions of gratitude, mid-year gifts (Ochugen), late summer greetings, year-end gifts (Oseibo), New Year's greetings, Buddhist services, memorial services, memorial gift offerings, incense offerings, 60th birthday celebrations (Kanreki), store openings, farewell gifts, get-well-soon gifts, recovery celebrations, wedding receptions, presents, birthdays, general mail order, first anniversary services, third anniversary services, funeral offerings, Bon festival offerings, retirement, graduation commemorative gifts, small tokens of appreciation, bulk orders, return gifts for births/weddings, wedding favors, Father's Day, Mother's Day, Respect for the Aged Day, school enrollment celebrations, kindergarten enrollment celebrations, Coming-of-Age ceremonies, first seasonal festivals (Hatsuzekku), housewarming celebrations, small gifts, commemorative items, after-party prizes, anniversary commemorations, golf competition prizes, moving greetings, and general gifts. Message cards available for free. Harika.
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