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YAMAMOTOJIN CO.,LTD.
| Address | 529 Koiyamacho Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi muromatidoori takoyakushiagaru Kyoto, JAPAN ZIP:604-8163 |
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| Representative Name | kayoko yamamoto |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 30 |
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Approx. 25 x 25 cm
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: 100% cotton
Package: Basic: 10 pieces in a bag
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| Caricatures of Birds, Beasts and Humans [Jacquard Print Towel] Made with towels from Imabari, which are highly absorbent and soft to the touch. Made in Japan. *Tsugao, owned by Kozan-ji Temple (artist unknown) A national treasure, a picture scroll handed down in Kozan-ji Temple, Kyoto. It consists of four scrolls, A, B, C and D. A and B are said to have been produced in the late Heian period and C and D in the Kamakura period. The scroll is 44 meters long. The emaki is 44 meters long, and the white drawings with ink lines are playful and representative of the world-famous caricatures. It is also considered the oldest [manga] in Japan. The artist is said to be Kakuyu, a Toba Buddhist priest, but there is no proof. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Jan.21st to Mar.25th |
| Air Mail | From Jan.3rd to Jan.7th |
| EMS | From Jan.2nd to Jan.7th |
| Pantos Express | From Jan.6th to Jan.9th |
| DHL | From Jan.2nd to Jan.6th |
| UPS | From Jan.2nd to Jan.6th |
| FedEx | From Jan.2nd to Jan.6th |
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The color of the fabric may appear different from the actual color of the product depending on the screen settings of your computer monitor* manufacturer and model. Please understand this in advance.
For orders of 100 pieces or more, please contact us via message. We will provide a separate estimate. Since the product is also sold outside of Spur Delivery, it may be sold out even after the order is confirmed, depending on the timing. |
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Made with towels from Imabari, which are highly absorbent and soft to the touch. Made in Japan.
*Tsugao, owned by Kozan-ji Temple (artist unknown)
A national treasure, a picture scroll handed down in Kozan-ji Temple, Kyoto. It consists of four scrolls, A, B, C and D. A and B are said to have been produced in the late Heian period and C and D in the Kamakura period. The scroll is 44 meters long.
The emaki is 44 meters long, and the white drawings with ink lines are playful and representative of the world-famous caricatures. It is also considered the oldest [manga] in Japan.
The artist is said to be Kakuyu, a Toba Buddhist priest, but there is no proof.