・The works are not necessarily exhibited in numerical order.
・Circumstances may make it necessary for some planned exhibits to be changed.
itemno.

item

creator, etc.

periodownerterm I

term II1

Portrait of Sen Sōtan

bears inscription Daitokuji 185th
chief priest Gyokushū Sōban (1600–68)

Urasenke
Konnichian

4/18–5/26

2

Portrait of Sen Sōtan

by Urasenke 4th gen., Sensō Sōshitsu (1622–97)

Urasenke
Konnichian

5/29–7/7

3

Letter to Sensō dated “first month last day”

written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658)

4

Letter to Sensō dated “first month 10th day”

written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658)

5

Crane’s-egg-shaped incense container decorated
with makie, received from Empress Consort Tō
fukumon'in

6

Clamshell incense container having oval-leafed
pondweed decoration, received from Empress
Consort Tōfukumon'in

7

Replica of mandarin duck incense container
bears cipher of Urasenke 11th gen.,owned by Sōtan, made of wood from his beloved
Gengensai Seichū (1810–77)
cherry tree

8Black Raku tea bowl decorated with the writing
今日庵 (Konnichian)Chadō
ResearchCenter
Chadō
ResearchCenter
Urasenke
Konnichianpainting attributed to Kanō Einō
(1631–97)

4/18–5/26

5/29–7/7◯

Urasenke
Konnichian◯

Urasenke
Konnichianmade by Raku Dōnyū (1599–1656)

term III◯

Urasenke
Konnichian

◯

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9

Fold-up three-dimensional tea room model(okoshiezu ), Konnichian

issued by Yamada Yasujirō &Sakata Sakujirō

Shōwa era

Konnichian
Library◯◯◯

10

Fold-up three-dimensional tea room model(okoshiezu ), Yūin

issued by Yamada Yasujirō &Sakata SakujirōShōwa era

Konnichian
Library◯◯◯

11 Letter dated 12th month 5th day

written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658)

12

Measurements of the push-up skylight windowof the Yūin tea room

13

Chadō Bōgetsu shū (“Full Moon” collection on theby Fūgoan Yūmu
Way of Tea)

14

Gingko wood tea scoop, made of wood from thetree personally planted by Sōtan

ChadōResearchCenter

4/18–5/26

written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658)

made by Urasenke 14th gen.,
Mugensai Sekisō (1893–1964)

5/29–7/7
completed inKonnichianKyōhō 8Library(1723)◯◯

ChadōResearchCenter◯

Among documents by Genpaku Sōtan, letter
written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sō
15 likely from Kan'ei 20 (1643) (no month or day, notan (1578–1658)
addressee)

Omotesenke
Fushin'an◯

Among documents by Genpaku Sōtan, letter
16 dated Kan'ei 20 (1643) 10th month 6th day,addressed to Sen Sōsa

written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658)

Omotesenke
Fushin'an◯

Among documents by Genpaku Sōtan, letter
17 dated Kan'ei 20 (1643) 10th month 16th day,addressed to Sen Sōsa

written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658)

Omotesenke
Fushin'an◯

Among documents by Genpaku Sōtan, letter18 dated Kan'ei 20 (1643) 11th month 13th day,addressed to Sen Sōsa

written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658)

Omotesenke
Fushin'an◯

Among documents by Genpaku Sōtan, letter
19 dated Kan'ei 20 (1643) 12th month 24th day,addressed to Sen Sōsa

written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658)

Omotesenke
Fushin'an◯Among documents by Genpaku Sōtan, letter
20 dated Shōhō 1 (1644) 1st month 11th day,addressed to Sen Sōsa

written by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658)

Omotesenke
Fushin'an◯

21 Fusuma of the Kan'untei

attributed to Kanō Tan'yū (1602–74)

Urasenke
Konnichian

22Tea bowl with design of chrysanthemums inoverglaze enamels

made by Nonomura Ninsei (datesunknown; active ca. 1647–94)

sakura,
wrong
hand◯

wrong
sakura,hand,
mountain
mountaintreestrees◯◯

item
no.

item

creator, etc.

periodowner

23

Bamboo tea scoop, named “Shuntō” (Spring,Winter)made by Kanō Tan'yū (1602–74)

24

Odare (ragged hanging hem) style of kettle withsquare mouthfavored by Sen family 3rd gen., Sōtan (1578–1658); made by
Nishimura Kyūbei

Urasenke
Konnichian25

Furosaki-byōbu screen, received from Empress
Consort Tōfukumon'in

made by Okumura Kichibei

ChadōResearchCenter

26 Yakimeshi (roasted rice ball) style of kettle

favored by Urasenke 4th gen.,Sensō Sōshitsu (1622–97); made byMiyazaki Kanchi XIII

ChadōResearchCenter

27

Painting of Jurōjin (god of longevity), withinscription

painting and inscription, by
Urasenke 5th gen., Fukyūsai Jōsō
(1673–1704)

28

Letter dated 10th month 20th day, addressed toHon'ami Kōzan

written by Urasenke 5th gen.,Fukyūsai Jōsō (1673–1704)

Among the Daikugashira Nakai-ke kankei shiryō(reference works related to the Nakai family of
29 chief carpenters), the “Illustrations of gardens
existing at Konnichian.” Important Cultural
Property.

Edo period

30 Kan'un natsume (container for matcha powder)favored by Urasenke 7th gen.,
Saisaisai Chikusō (1709–33)

31 Kan'un kōgō (incense container)favored by Urasenke 9th gen.,
Fukensai Sekiō (1746–1801)

Rikyū koji nihyakukaiki chakaiki (Record of tea
32 gathering held for two-hundredth memorial of
layman Rikyū)
Hinoyōjin Hanamomiji Miyako-banashi (Story of
33 the flowers and maple leaves Capital, for firecaution)

Edo period

term II◯◯◯◯term III◯◯◯◯

ChadōResearchCenter

4/18–5/26

Honpōji temple

5/29–7/7

Nakai
Masatomo &Nakai
Masazumi(entrusted toOsaka Museumof Housing &Living)

4/18–5/26◯◯ChadōResearchCenterca. Kansei 1– Konnichian
2 (1789–90) Libraryauthored by Senshū Rōjin

term ITenmei 8(1788)

◯◯

◯

◯

Konnichian
Library◯

34

Old Seto ware shiribari style chaire (tea caddy)
named “Iwane” (foot of the boulder)

Urasenke
Konnichian

◯

◯

◯

35

Red tea bowl received by Yūgensai on occasion of made by Urasenke 6th gen.,Rikkansai Taisō (1694–1726)
150th Rikyū Memorial

Urasenke
Konnichian◯◯◯

36 Hanging scroll, Poem about Konnichiancalligraphy by nobleman-poet
Hino Sukeki (1737–1801)

Chadō
ResearchCenter

4/18–5/26

37 Letter addressed to Kanō Sōboku

written by Urasenke 9th gen.,
Fukensai Sekiō (1746–1801)

Chadō
ResearchCenter

5/29–7/7

calligraphy by Urasenke 10th gen.,Nintokusai Hakusō (1770–1826)

Chadō
ResearchCenter

38

Horizontal hanging scroll, ｢鐘声聞両岸｣ (Thesound of the bell, heard on both shores)

39 Painting of a boat, with inscription

40

Uta (poem-decorated) nakatsugi style ofcontainer for matcha powder

41 Incense container with carved whorls

42

Bamboo hanging boat style flower container,
named “Karafune” (Chinese Boat)

43

Heian-jinbutsu shi (who’s who of cultural figures
in Kyōto), Bunka 10 edition◯◯

painting and inscription, byUrasenke 10th gen., Nintokusai
Hakusō (1770–1826)◯favored by Yūgensai (1719–71;Urasenke VIII)◯

bears cipher of Urasenke 10th gen.,Nintokusai Hakusō (1770–1826)

Chadō
ResearchCenter

bears cipher of Urasenke 10th gen.,Nintokusai Hakusō (1770–1826)

Chadō
ResearchCenter
Bunka 10(1813)

Kyoto Institute,
Library andArchives◯

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itemno.

item

creator, etc.

44

Set of 3 scrolls: Pine & Crane, God of Longevity(Jurōjin), Bamboo & Tortoise

by Tsurusawa Tansen (1755–1816)

Shippōan
collection

45 Painting of the seven grasses

by Tsurusawa Tansen (1755–1816)

Shippōan
collection

46 Painting of Enoshima Islandby Tsurusawa Tansen (1755–1816)

Shippōan
collection

47 Kan'untei fusuma replica

commissioned by Urasenke 10thgen., Nintokusai Hakusō (1770–1826); painting, by TsurusawaTansen (1755–1816)

ChadōResearchCenter48 Kan'untei fusuma replica

painting, by Urasenke 11th gen.,
Gengensai Seichū (1810–77)

ChadōResearchCenter

periodownerterm Iterm II◯◯◯sakurawrong handmountain trees

49 Gengensai’s kaiseki menu

Edo period

Chadō
ResearchCenter

4/18–5/26

50 Gengensai’s tea-gathering record (chakaiki )Edo period

Chadō
ResearchCenter

5/29–7/7

51 Cherry-tree-bark charcoal container

favored by Urasenke 11th gen.,
Gengensai Seichū (1810–77)

Urasenke
Konnichianterm IIIsakura◯

52

Kan'un natsume (container for matcha powder),finished with transparent lacquer on exteriorfavored by Urasenke 11th gen.,
Gengensai Seichū (1810–77)

Urasenke
Konnichian◯53

Hanging scroll,「艸庭中九興」(nine attractionsin the grassy garden)

calligraphy by Urasenke 11th gen.,
Gengensai Seichū (1810–77)

Urasenke
Konnichian

4/18–5/26

54

Hanging scroll,「庭中九景」(nine views in thegarden)

calligraphy by Urasenke 14th gen.,
Mugensai Sekisō (1893–1964)

Urasenke
Konnichian

5/29–7/7

55 Kan'un-joku portable shelf unit

favored by Urasenke 13th gen.,Ennōsai Tetchū (1872–1924)

Urasenke
Konnichian◯◯

56 Painting of waterfall, with inscription

by Urasenke 12th gen., Yūmyōsai
Jikisō (1852–1917)

ChadōResearchCenter◯◯by Urasenke 13th gen., EnnōsaiTetchū (1872–1924)

ChadōResearchCenter

made by Urasenke 13th gen., Ennōsai Tetchū (1872–1924)

Chadō
ResearchCenter59

Bamboo tea scoop, named “Sekihan” (celebratory made by Urasenke 13th gen., Ennō
red rice)
sai Tetchū (1872–1924)

Chadō
ResearchCenter60

Bamboo tea scoop, named “Kōkō” (clear andbright)

made by Urasenke 13th gen., Ennōsai Tetchū (1872–1924)

Chadō
ResearchCenter

made by Urasenke Iemoto Zabōsai
Shōwa 61(b. 1956); fired by Raku(1986)
Kichizaemon XVUrasenke
Konnichian◯◯◯

Sawashima Eitarō, ed.; ChadōGeppō Co., pub.

Shōwa 16(1941)

Konnichian
Library◯◯◯

Lowermostplasteringlayer,Tenmei era(1781–89)

Custody ofKyoto
Prefecture◯◯◯

modernUrasenke
Konnichian◯◯◯

57

Painting of mallet, with inscription ｢打出黄金｣(strike gold)

58 Bamboo tea scoop, named “Kwatz!”

61 Black tea bowl, named “Kan'un” (cold cloud)62

Konnichian Chaseki Zufu (Illustrated ReferenceBook of Konnichian Tea Rooms)

63 North clay wall of the old Kan'untei

64

Kan'untei onigawara (‘devil’ roof tile)
reproduction◯◯◯◯◯◯