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The Wit of Ukiyo-e: Humor and Riddles from Edo

Meet the comic side of ukiyo-e: dressed-up animals, stretched faces, and picture puzzles Edo viewers loved to solve.

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The Secret Meanings Behind Japan’s Regional Toys

Discover why so many Japanese folk toys are red, shaped like animals, or made to bounce back upright when knocked over.

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Kanbata Shinya painting extremely fine details onto a ceramic vessel

Kanbata Shinya: A World Shaped by Encounter

Step into Kanbata Shinya's world, where French cathedrals and Kutani tradition meet in fine ebicha linework.

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