Kewl...
Hey ask him if it could mean this:
To follow the path:
look to the master,
follow the master,
walk with the master,
see through the master,
become the master.
Thats what im told it should be...
Will through you a redcent for trying =)
- decker
走道路:
看對大師,
跟隨大師,
走與大師,
把大師進行下去,
成為大師。
that's apparently how you say what i quoted there.
the last kanji on the four middle lines (父

is father in japanese, and they share a bunch of kanji....using a
translation website, we see 大師 is "master" in chinese i guess, but the 大 means BIG, 師 meaning TEACHER... so i could see 師父 being a way to say master, but it actually translates more to Master Worker, or "boss".
步行 is pretty easy to go to japanese as well, the first kanji is used in the name of the ramen shop my neighbor owns... 一歩 ('ippo') means "the first step" ('...the journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step'), and 行 is commonly used with the verb 'to go'. putting them together to say 'walk' is the result.
it'd obviously be much easier to do if you had it typed out, instead of a photo
