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Lee (the flea) invites you to 'Shop buy' our house for treasures from Japan! -Where chic recycler and crazed collector live.

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Lucky charm with your name in kanji. Custom made product. by Sabiiro on Etsy

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It is going to be tonight! 『両国花火』歌川広重 『Ryogoku Hanabi (fireworks)』HiroshigeUtagawa

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Did you know there are many words to express different appearance of the moon in Japan…朧月（oborozuki)a hazy moon ::photo by haibubrumush, photohito.com::

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Did you know Furoshiki (風呂敷) are a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth traditionally used to transport clothes, gifts, or other goods. ♻️ Stylish sustainability! ♻️

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‪Did you know Japanese years are calculated by the reign of the emperor? The Japanese era name (年号 nengō, "year name"), also known as gengō (元号), is the the part identifying the Japanese era. ‬

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Chicrecycler doggie house made from an old TV cabinet.

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Did you know that July is Morning Glory season in Japan and there are many festivals paying tribute throughout Japan this month? They’re called “Asagao” in Japanese and thought to be brought over by diplomats from China during the Nara period (710 to 794).

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👘Kimono is the “Katz meow”!👘Japanese silk kimono repurposed to create one-of-a-kind exquisite items.

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Did you know a toilet can be a sink too? A Japanese toilet sink lets you wash your hands with the water, before it flushes the toilet. The water is clean! Shouldn’t you have one?! Happy Ocean Day–water conservation!!

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Did you know that the Japanese have ‘summer noodles’?– easy to cook in the summer heat-oishii to omoimasu!

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Happy Ocean Day!

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Did you know Tokyo, Japan has a Cat Festival!

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artist-Yumeji Takehisa. Waneko by Katz- art to wear designs. Discover the luxury of kimono silk!

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Did you know.. (海の日 Umi no Hi), also known as “Ocean Day” or “Sea Day”, is a Japanese national holiday celebrated on the third Monday in July.

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‘Shop buy’ our house-fleatique.com for Japanese treasures!

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In Europe, only the privileged were allowed to have a crest but in Japan every family has Kamon regardless of their position. Every Kamon has a meaning and there are 5,116 Kamon.