On today’s broadcast of TV Tokyo’s “Kaiun! Nandemo Kanteidan” (Tuesdays at 8:54 p.m.) will air on TV Tokyo on the 25th of this month, and a document that was purchased at an internet auction will be appraised at a “top grade” price. The client, who admires the Confucian scholar Heishu Hosoi, has visited Fumonin, a temple in Yonezawa City associated with Heishu, many times. The client’s treasure is a letter from Uesugi Takayama, the founder of the Yonezawa clan, who was known as a great ruler and was known for his words, “If you do, it will be done; if you don’t, it won’t.” He admired Heishu as a teacher. The client happened to find the letter on an Internet auction, and won it without telling his wife. The client is confident that the letter is authentic. The client is confident, saying, “It’s definitely authentic!” How will it be appraised? MC] Koji Imada, Akira Fukuzawa, Tomoka Sugai [Guest] Let’s Go Yoshimasa [On-site Appraisal] On-site Appraisal IN Matsusaka City, Mie Prefecture [On-site Reporter] Yuki Hirako (Arco & Peace) [On-site Assistant] Nanase Yoshikawa [Narrator] Banjo Ginga, Mina Tominaga [Appraisers] Seinosuke Nakashima (Antique Appraiser) Teruhisa Kitahara (Director of “Tin Toy Museum”) Mami Yasukouchi (Owner of “Gallery Yasukochi”) Koichi Yamamura (Representative Director of “Eizendo Gallery”) Masaji Yagi (Representative Director of “Andodo Bookstore”) Naoki Hayashi (Director of “Japanese Doll Culture Institute”) Takashi Masuda (Guest Professor at Aichi Toho University) Yumi Mori (Ceramics Researcher)
