Rai Mikisaburō
1825–1859 (age 34)
Biography
Rai Mikisaburō was a calligrapher of the mid-nineteenth century, contributing to the artistic traditions of Japan during a period of significant historical change. His mastery of calligraphic arts represented the continuation of refined aesthetic practices.
Mikisaburō's final resting place at Chōraku-ji Temple honors his artistic legacy and spiritual devotion. His work exemplified the enduring value of traditional calligraphic arts even as Japan underwent profound transformation.