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The questions in the book "Quiz―700 answers to questions on things Japanese" cover a wide range of subjects and content about Japan including kabuki, the rock-paper-scissors game, and kappa. https://t.co/E2BE3o6zJ2

Choyo no Sekku (Chrysanthemum Festival), September 9, is a seasonal festival in Japan. People decorate with chrysanthemums and drink sake with chrysanthemum petals floating in it to wish for a long life. #ndldigital https://t.co/SxPkB9IR80

Tsukimi, moon-viewing, is a Japanese festival honoring the autumn moon. People display Japanese pampas grass and eat dumplings called Tsukimi dango. #ndldigital
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Do you know the "true" story about Nezumikozo, a master thief who lived in the Edo period? #ndldigital https://t.co/Ms2kRTW79p

Series of #nishikie depicting products from various regions of Japan. This piece depicts #grape cultivation in #Yamanashi Prefecture. It is said that, in Yamanashi, grape cultivation began about 1300 years ago. #ndldigital https://t.co/bgKKeAXWZw

This #sugoroku is from the late Edo period, when culinary culture reached full maturity. If you have a chance to visit Japan someday, try a variety of Japanese dishes! #ndldigital
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#KawaseHasui (1883-1957), a well-known landscape print artist, depicted Japanese dolls. #ndldigital https://t.co/o0RmM52Yxy

The first SAKATA Tojuro was a famous leading man during the Genroku period (1688 to 1704), who was particularly well known for his ability to play romantic scenes.
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A 1901 calendar printed on chirimen (Japanese crepe paper), published by HASEGAWA Takejiro. You can enjoy the monthly changes of Japanese street scenes from 120 years ago! At that time, chirimen books were a popular souvenir of Japan. #ndldigital https://t.co/A6c2O8AygR

Find lovely birds and flowers in Ikiutsushi shijuhachi taka, containing 48 woodblock prints. #ndldigital https://t.co/34nNgyskPl