I was informed that the 1-shaku 2-sunn (Large plate) had been registered as a national property, I and Masayo visited the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo. The plate and the Hekikai-Yuteki‐tenmoku teabowl will be permanently preserved and displayed at the embassy. In the future, when future peaple of embassy and ambassadors look this plate and the teabowl, I hope they will remind of Ishigaki Island sea of Okinawa. And I hope that peace will last forever.