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Sake Cup Set
Hokusai Design
(Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji)
Item #: SC17
Height: 1.5X1.5in(4X4cm)
Price: US$18.00 |
Sake Cup Set
Kanji Characters
Item #: SC18
Height: 1.5X1.5in(4X4cm)
Price: US$18.00 |
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Sake Cup Set
Kabuki Actors
Item #: SC16
Height: 1.5X1.5in(4X4cm)
Price: US$18.00 |
Sake Cup Set
Sumo Wrestlers
Item #: SC15
Height: 1.5X1.5in(4X4cm)
Price: US$18.00 |
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Sake Cup Set
Kanji Characters
Item #: SC19
Height: 1.9X1.5in(5X4cm)
Price: US$20.00 |
Sake Cup Set
Sites from Kyoto
Item #: SC20
Height: 1.9X1.5in(5X4cm)
Price: US$20.00 |
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Sake Cup Set
Item #: SC1
Height: 1.5X2.3in(4X6cm)
Price: US$13.50 |
Sake Set
Item #: SC2
Height: (vessel) 4.7X3.1in(12X8cm)
Price: US$22.99 |
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Sake Cup Set
Item #: SC3
Height: 1.5X1.5in(4X4cm)
Price: US$15.90 |
Sake Cup Set
Item #: SC6
Height: in 1.5X1.5in(4X4cm)
Price: US$15.90 |
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(SC6) Sake cups featuring pictures from kabuki play.
(SC3) Old time sumo wrestlers
(SC17)Some of the Hokusai's "36 views of Mt.Fuji"are printed.
(SC3)These five classy looking cups are bearing pictures of maiko, Kinkakuji
temple
and Kiyomizu temple
(SC4)Flowers,Heian court carriage and traditional small drum are featured
(SC2) A sake vessel and two cups featuring picture of Dohyo-iri(ring entering ceremony ).
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Sake Cup Set
Item #: SC7
Height: 2.3X1.5in(6X4cm)
Price: US$16.99 |
Sake Cup Set
Item #: SC8
Height: 1.5X1.5in(4X4cm)
Price: US$18.99 |
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Sake Set
Item #: SC9
Height: (Vessel) 5.1(13cm)
Price: US$17.99 |
Sake Set
Item #: SC10
Height: (Vessel) 5.5(14cm)
Price: US$17.99 |
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The item above (SC10) features a picture of Kinkakuji temple (Golden Pavilion).
Although some people say this temple is a little flashy or gaudy,I personally
think it is a beautiful temple. It was originally built by Yoshimutsu Ashikakga,
the third shogun of Muromachi period (1336-1573)as his villa. After his
death it was converted to a zen temple. The outer walls of the second and
third floors are covered with gold foil. Unfortunately the original building
was destroyed by arson by a student monk at the temple (the incident on
which Mishima Yukio based his novel "The Temple of the Golden Pavilion).
An exact reproduction was completed in 1955 |
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