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2014年11月16日　播州清水寺　兵庫県加東市

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Japanese Indigo Cotton

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Lee U-fan

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mono:

http://www.monoarte.it/index.php/products/mono-per-la-creativita/tessuti/furoshiki-022-detail

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mono:

http://www.monoarte.it/index.php/products/mono-dal-giappone/per-la-tavola/tazza-masu-002-detail

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mono:

http://www.monoarte.it/index.php/products/mono-dal-giappone/per-la-tavola/tazza-masu-002-detail

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Dennis Stock JAPAN. Tokyo. 1974. Childrens Day.

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Elliott Erwitt JAPAN. Chigasaki. 1977.

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Rene Burri Tokyo. Parc Ueno. 1961

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Jody Cobb

Dance of the ages, Kyoto : a Geiko dressed in a noblewoman’s travelling costume participates in the Jidai Matsuri 時代祭 (Festival of the ages) procession - 1993

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Photo by Japanexperterna, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA) picture of an old iroha karuta deck of cards, spotted it in a toy museum in Takayama, Gifu Prefecture)

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Sobu line, Shinjuku （新宿）

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True craftsmanship has a soul, either you feel it or you don’t.

My zori (Japanese sandals) are made in Japan by artisans. It’s a slow process, from harvesting the material to the making of the sandals it takes more than a month.

As much as they seem a humble pair of sandals, to me they are a reminder of the true value of things, a work of art.

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You can see here the process and the life in between.

Hijirisha

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Shelley … by Berta… on Flickr.