Japanese traditional monster hunging scroll UMIBOUZU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usHVOx02Kbs 【Description of item】 It is a hanging scroll of one point with an autograph sign. The parts other than the decoration (picture) are also finished by special processing printing. Because it is all made of cloth, it is excellent in durability and easy to store. 【UMIBOUZU】 UMIBOUZU is a famous Japanese sea monster. It is also published in the July 1971 newspaper. Tuna longline fishing boat, No. 28 Kinpiramaru, Ogawa-gun, Oshika-gun, Miyagi Prefecture, was fishing for tuna in New Zealand. They were winding up the longline they had set up around noon, but suddenly the rope broke. As I approached to pull up the buoy attached to the longline, there was something like the root of a big tree. Suddenly, things like the roots turned around, and the crew turned out to be a monster. It had a grayish brown, wrinkled body with a diameter of about 15 centimeters, a crushed nose, no mouth, and a face about 1.5 meters from the surface of the water. The whole body could not be confirmed because the half was submerged in turbid seawater, but it also appeared to have a tail. While preparing to poke with Mori, it is said that the substance has disappeared into the sea. All 26 people, including the captain, have witnessed it and it seems that they can not be mistaken for whales and giant fish.