杨守敬是清末民初的著名学者和书法家,他于1880—1884年随清国公使黎庶昌出使日本。杨守敬在日本期间,传艺授徒,广泛交友日本艺术家,兴起了以他为首的日本“前卫派”书法门派。日本书法界尊其为“日本书法之祖”。本文通过当时日本书法界最负盛名的“三驾马车”:松田雪柯、严谷一六、日下部鸣鹤中的最长者松田雪柯的《雪柯日记》中相关记载,研究杨守敬与日本书艺界的交往活动。 Yang Shou-jing was a famous scholar and calligrapher in the late Qing dynasty and early Republic of China. He accompanied Japan’s Ambassador Li Shuchang from 1880 to 1884. During his stay in Japan, Yang Shou-jing apprenticed his disciples and extensively acquainted Japanese artists, raising the Japanese “avant-garde” calligraphy sects headed by him. Japanese calligraphy respect it as “Japanese calligraphy ”. In this paper, the most famous book calligraphy in Japan at that time “Troika”: Matsuda Yuko, Yan Gu sixteen, the lower part of the Ming Hedong, the oldest person Matsuda Seiko “Snow Ke Diary” in the relevant records, Yang Shou-jing Interaction with the Japanese book art community.