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- Kaigu set used by Daisosho when he first arrived in Hawaii in ’51, it was used in “North American” koicha seki hosted in Japanese Culture Center
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- Daisosho at UMAA usucha seki at Jakuan, teishu is Florizel Yasuhara. Photo by Tankosha
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- After the seki with the first shift UMAA team, photo by Tankosha
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- Tsurukame, by Oiemoto, presented to UMAA on this occasion and used in the Midorikai seki
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- Jusan no jushoku kaki ni komoru, “A pleasing spirit suffuses colorful trees on the auspicious mountain”, Hanaire by Richard Milgrim, mimitsuki; Kogo is Soviet, black lacquer with small flower motif and Daisosho’s writing on the lid.
Thank to Hamana-sensei and Phillip for allowing us to use their photos.