A collection of a vanishing treasure: Itako boat-lady and boat-bride dolls.
posted by The Moody Minstrel at 2:34 AM
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
A collection of a vanishing treasure: Itako boat-lady and boat-bride dolls.
About Me
- Name: The Moody Minstrel
- Location: Namegata City, Ibaraki, Japan
I was born on a rainy day on the Oregon Coast (no surprises there) and through a rather convoluted sequence of events wound up in Japan. I'm a teacher by trade, moonlighting as a musician and composer. I also do quite a bit of writing on the side. I'm a dreamer, a thinker, a sayer, and a doer all wrapped in one deceptively mild-mannered package.
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1 Comments:
You know, I like to collect this kind of miniature dolls too.
OH!!!That's the Japanese Dolls, is there any China-Doll?!?!
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