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After walking around the town of Unno-jyuku, I visited Unno-jyuku museum in the town. Fireplace, old dolls, samurai’s kimono…. I could meet good old things.
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- old dolls at Unno-jyuku museum
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- old doll (boy)
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- sake bottles
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- old cooking oven at Unno-jyuku museum
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- fireplace of traditional Japanese house at Unno-jyuku museum
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- Unno-jyuku shop curtain (original is a paper cutout)
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- a household Shinto altar at Unno-jyuku museum
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- beckoning cats
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- beckoning cat
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- cocoon. Most of village of the mountain area were used to make silk from cocoon.
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- Edo period’s hina doll (prince)
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- Edo period’s hina doll (princess)
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- samurai battle surcoat at Unno-jyuku museum
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- ceremonial dress of samurai at Unno-jyuku museum
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- Old doll of Michizane Sugawara (God of study) at Unno-jyuku museum.
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- Unno-jyuku
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- persimmon. It is a typical fall fruit in Japan.
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- Soba restaurant Kajiya, Unno-jyuku
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- I ate a walnut buckwheat noodle (Kurumi soba) for lunch. It was very nice.
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- ornament of gourd
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- Chikuma river at Unno-jyuku
I like those dolls.
Me, too. I love old Japanese dolls!
I like the Dolls.
Some of my friends say old Japanese dolls are eerie, but I like them very much.
I do not feel that the doll is creepy, I think the dolls are unique and interesting. Traditional doll is unique, in my country there are also some unique doll like that.