" Sincere " Japanese calligraphy

　　　　『誠』　(sei, or makoto).　It is translated as sincere, honest, true, real.
　　　This character is written by Kanzi, Regular script.

　　　Etymology :　言 (words, or speak) + 成 (completed, or fixed)
　　　It is honest to take responsibility for words.

　　　Etymology :　言 ⇒　upper half part (sharp knife) + 口 (mouth)
　　　It is the same as having a knife to speak, sometimes.



　　　This word is good for the New Year.
　　　The spirit will cultivate the life.

　　　I believe all.. sincerely...
　　　I pray for your crop.

　　　So Good year for you and yours.



　　　とき遅き　　たがひはあれど　　つらぬかぬ
　　　 　ことなきものは　　誠なりけり
　　　　　　　明治天皇御製　 (1852 – 1912)

　　　early or late　　　may be difference　　　but stick to the will
　　　　　 at any time　　　my sincere heart
　　　　　　　Emperor Meiji　 (1852 – 1912)

Crimson Mark

　　　The backlight penetrates the body of the leaf.
　　　The passion drips.

　　　The cold air and the scathing rays.

　　　The infinite sky embraces very small leaves.
　　　The red will fly in the space.

　　　The bonsai and the ultramarine blue.

　　　The blood vessel runs in our thought.
　　　Yes, it is always.

　　　Sometimes serenity will be required.


　　　Warm greetings... and good weekend.

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