including six tea-spoons (chashaku), one water-spoon (hishaku), two matcha-whisks (chashaku), a pair of cover supports in wood box, one inscribed 'matsukaze' (the wind through the pines) and one inscibed shigure (drizzling wind in late autumn and early winter), together with Hagi ceramic teabowl after Korean model (Ido chawan)

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