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#9345 Copyright © Takeuchi Itsuka. All Rights Reserved.
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Meiko Kaji (梶芽衣子) in Honor And Humanity Of The Red Scabbard (朱鞘仁義 鉄火みだれ桜), 1969, directed by Buichi Saito (斎藤武市).
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‘A Geiko with Kitsune 1910s. A geiko (geisha) dressed in the Genroku Style, with two votive statues of kitsune (foxes), which are the messengers of Oinari the kami (spirit) of rice and agriculture. Possibly Osaka?’ Text and image Blue Ruin 1 on Flickr
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Volt már, de nem lehet meg elégszer.
Rokuro Taniuchi "Field Trip"
谷内六郎 「遠足」
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京都 上賀茂神社(賀茂別雷神社)
白馬奏覧神事（はくばそうらんじんじ）
kyoto kamigamo-jinja shrine
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Egyik nagy szívfájdalmam, hogy Kiotóban nem utaztam a villamossal:(
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NHK連続テレビ小説 おしん 1983年4月～1984年3月
田中裕子
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Young Japanese women wear their best kimonos for Lion Dance Day, c. 1955
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Snow storm at Hataori, Shiobara, 1946. Kawase Hasui. Woodblock print.
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(vía Paintings by Tavik Frantisek Simon | Cuded | Japanese artwork, Asian art, Art)
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New Year's decorations at a small Benten shrine (see Benten's lute?) and Inari shrine. The sasaki leaves, often displayed at shrines, and the added pine twigs both symbolize immortality. The rice cakes plus orange, called kagami-mochi, represent prosperity.
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