Cool Seihakuji--Kubota Rekkou
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
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Wednesday, May 09, 2012
Cool Seihakuji
The cool Seihakuji World of Kubota Rekkou (Yasuyoshi) starting on the 17th; lots of smaller handheld works to cool the body and senses. Also, two new Okayama Intanglible Cultural Properties for Bizen-yaki were recently named, coincidentally(?) both are sons of former Living National Treasures; Kaneshige Kosuke and Yamamoto Izuru.
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