Ceramic figure of a reclining stag (side) , 17th century, Japan
© Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford
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Shirakawa-go House, Japan, by Jerry Perez Jr on Flickr.
From Wikipedia: Shirakawa-go is a small, traditional village showcasing a style of buildings called gasshō-zukuri.
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‘The photo above shows the central living area of a rural farmhouse on the border of Tochigi and Ibaraki prefectures, Japan. The house was restored by Kenji Tsuchisawa who bought it as a rundown heap when he was only 20.’
Samurai armor. The armor of each family differed. 18th to early 19th century, Japan.
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Ceramic figure of a reclining doe (side) . 17th century, Japan.
© Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford
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Dish with banana leaves and flowers. Arita kiln-sites, 2nd half of the 17th century, Japan.
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3,000 years old. Heart-shaped clay figures (late Jomon): GunmaPrefecture, east Azuma town Gohara ruins, Japan
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The Miroku Bosatsu is also kown as the “Buddha of the future”, the new saviour” who would lead people on the road to Enlightenment. Japan
(Source: aokigaharaconspiracy, via thegiftsoflife)
