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宋元之際,伴隨着禪宗東傳,禪林高僧的墨蹟也大量流傳到日本。今天,藏在日本各大博物館、美術館、禪宗名刹以及個人收藏者手中的墨蹟有600餘件,涉及宋元高僧100餘人。1955年到1977年期間,曾任日本文部省國寶鑒定官的田山方南,對藏於各地的禪林墨蹟進行了全面的調查與整理,最後整理成《禪林墨蹟》、《續禪林墨蹟》、《禪
Song and Yuan Dynasties, along with Zen Buddhism, monks of Buddhism monk ink also spread to Japan. Today, there are over 600 pieces of ink hidden in the hands of major museums, art galleries, Zen temples and individual collectors in Japan, involving more than 100 monks from the Song and Yuan Dynasties. From 1955 to 1977, Tian Shannan, a former treasurer of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of the People’s Republic of China, conducted a thorough investigation and rectification of the Buddhist scriptures hidden in various places. Finally, he compiled “Chanlin Ink”, “Continuation of Chanlin Ink”, "Zen