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Japanese Showa Kabuki Postcard Vtg Traditional Theatre Performer Sepia Tone P417 wind chime Kanji in back: Meiji 26

Japanese Showa Kabuki Postcard Vtg Traditional Theatre Performer Sepia Tone P417 wind chime Kanji in back: Meiji 26Vintage Japanese Kabuki Performers Postcard This is an original vintage Showa Era sepia tone postcard of kabuki performers wearing kimonos and full stage makeup. Kabuki is one type of classical Japanese theatre that illustrates storytelling with music and dance. While there is a female character present, traditionally, all performers in Kabuki are male. Sepia tone photograph Paper C1950 Item weight: 5 grams Packed weight: 150 grams Approx. 9 cm wide x

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Kanji in back: Meiji 26

and also musical instruments at festivals

44 cm long x 9

Japanese Ceramic Ramen Bowl Donburi

Design: Blue and red stars

Japanese Showa Kabuki Postcard Vtg Traditional Theatre Performer Sepia Tone P417 wind chime Kanji in back: Meiji 26Vintage Japanese Kabuki Performers Postcard This is an original vintage Showa Era sepia tone postcard of kabuki performers wearing kimonos and full stage makeup. Kabuki is one type of classical Japanese theatre that illustrates storytelling with music and dance. While there is a female character present, traditionally, all performers in Kabuki are male. Sepia tone photograph Paper C1950 Item weight: 5 grams Packed weight: 150 grams Approx. 9 cm wide x

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