I found a cute "wallet" or card holder from my grandmother. there is a business type card in it with what looks like japanese writing on it. I hope someone can help
According to the venerable Google Translate iPhone app:
The first image says: To Intestine for loved throne Ri Throne loved Ya but T - also have servants beauty fil O - servant your hand C " sly the shark Ki ItsuAkira Shark ... Ill Island Cultural resistance is high and such from. year - When Den - Temple Ri - IE Sato.
the second one says: Tradition of Hana one wheel.
and the third one says: LIS stock stock ... river Kawashima EriR1 Kyoto, Tokyo, Sapporo, Sendai, Yokohama, Osaka, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Fukuoka and Takamatsu
OK, I am Korean. But I can read Japanese However, I am poor at english, unfortunately.. So, this translation may be weird.....
first photo Village in Rakuhoku which has Beautiful mountain and clean water, traditional Nishijin weaving has succeeded for over 100 and tens of years. We hope this little exquisite Kawashima fabric which pursue vintage style with artistic taste and high cultural fabric wolud be a your precious one forever with whispering everlasting beautiful Japanese poet
second photo a piece of traditional flower
third photo Kawashima Fabric Co. Kyoto, Tokyo, Sapporo, Sendai, Yokohama, Osaka, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Hukuoka, Takamatsu
Is it handwriting or type? If it's type there are several handy photo translating OCR applications for the various smartphones out there!
@er1c type with images in the background I'll add photos
Here's the pictures



According to the venerable Google Translate iPhone app:
The first image says:
To
Intestine for loved throne Ri
Throne loved Ya but
T - also have servants beauty fil
O - servant your hand C "
sly the shark Ki ItsuAkira
Shark ... Ill Island
Cultural resistance is high
and such from. year - When
Den - Temple Ri
- IE Sato.
the second one says:
Tradition of Hana one wheel.
and the third one says:
LIS stock stock ... river Kawashima EriR1 Kyoto, Tokyo, Sapporo, Sendai, Yokohama, Osaka, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Fukuoka and Takamatsu
Pioneer and Yamaha are pretty decent Japanese speakers - but I haven't seen Meh sell either brand yet.
@ilovereality totally what I thought they meant as well ;)
OK, I am Korean. But I can read Japanese
However, I am poor at english, unfortunately..
So, this translation may be weird.....
first photo
Village in Rakuhoku which has Beautiful mountain and clean water, traditional Nishijin weaving has succeeded for over 100 and tens of years.
We hope this little exquisite Kawashima fabric which pursue vintage style with artistic taste and high cultural fabric wolud be a your precious one forever with whispering everlasting beautiful Japanese poet
second photo
a piece of traditional flower
third photo
Kawashima Fabric Co.
Kyoto, Tokyo, Sapporo, Sendai, Yokohama, Osaka, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Hukuoka, Takamatsu
@adonas That's a much more readable translation than the Google one, so great job there!
@dashcloud @adonas Agreed and thanks so much @adonas
@adonas Thanks!
Reminds me of this.
@The_Baron - Too funny. "your glorious master CD player possessed by audio demon"
Actually, the second one says, "You have a speaker dock in your future."