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This morning I bought an ojime at an antiques fair, and there was a kisseru case attached to the string. Inside the case was a folded piece of paper, and I was wondering what the rather handsome-looking writing actually says. :dunno: There is a faint rectangular seal bottom left. :|

 

PS If a Japanese member could kindly transcribe this into modern Japanese, I can translate into English if that helps. Thank you. :beer:

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Hi,

This paper is a temporary contract for rice cleaning(polishing).

Maybe mid Meiji period.

 

Red stamp says "The stamp of Suzuki rice(‐cleaning) mill".鈴木精米所 印

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Well, to me that is near miraculous. All I know is that it is beautifully written. I couldn't read even one word of it, though. Thank you so much, Morita San. :bowdown:

 

(I showed it to my Japanese wife and she just shrugged. "If you cannot read it, then neither can I", she said! :rotfl: )

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