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"Banzai ban", silk banner for the enthronement of Emperor Hirohito, Japan 1928 Banner with the syllables "Banzai" woven in gold (ten thousand years), the traditional Japanese cheer (roughly meaning ‘Long live…!’ or ‘Hurrah!’); these banners were displayed only on the occasion of a Tenno’s enthronement, here still featuring the depiction of the five fish (Ayu) and the sacred libation jug (Itsuhe), based on a prophecy by the legendary first Emperor Jimmu; the fish/jug symbolism was last displayed at Hirohito’s coronation (1928), but, due to the separation of church and state, not at the coronation of his son Akihito (1990); finely woven brocade silk, 166 x 33 cm, showing no signs of age, in a wooden case
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