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K-Art.Japan
| Address | 5-77-4 Shimmatsudo Matsudoshi Chiba, JAPAN ZIP:270-0034 |
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| Representative Name | NOBUTOSHI KOBAYASHI |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:11683852
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| S1 |
Frame color: Black
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フレームカラー：ブラック
(WR-3025)
JAN:4580233155235
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(WR-3025)
JAN:4580233155235
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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| S2 |
Frame color: Brown
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フレームカラー：ブラウン
(WR-3026)
JAN:4580233155242
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(WR-3026)
JAN:4580233155242
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1 pc /set
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| S3 |
Frame color: natural
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フレームカラー：ナチュラル
(WR-3027)
JAN:4580233155259
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(WR-3027)
JAN:4580233155259
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1 pc /set
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| S4 |
Frame color: white
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フレームカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3028)
JAN:4580233155266
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(WR-3028)
JAN:4580233155266
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1 pc /set
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| S5 |
Frame color: Black
Mat Color:White
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フレームカラー：ブラック
マットカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3029)
JAN:4580233155273
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(WR-3029)
JAN:4580233155273
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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| S6 |
Frame color: Brown
Mat color: White
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フレームカラー：ブラウン
マットカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3030)
JAN:4580233155280
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(WR-3030)
JAN:4580233155280
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1 pc /set
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| S7 |
Frame color: Natural
Mat color: white
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フレームカラー：ナチュラル
マットカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3031)
JAN:4580233155297
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(WR-3031)
JAN:4580233155297
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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| S8 |
Frame color: white
Mat color: white
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フレームカラー：ホワイト
マットカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3032)
JAN:4580233155303
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(WR-3032)
JAN:4580233155303
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1 pc /set
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| S9 |
Frame color: Black
Mat Color:Black
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フレームカラー：ブラック
マットカラー：ブラック
(WR-3033)
JAN:4580233155310
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(WR-3033)
JAN:4580233155310
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1 pc /set
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| S10 |
Frame color: Brown
Mat Color:Black
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フレームカラー：ブラウン
マットカラー：ブラック
(WR-3034)
JAN:4580233155327
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(WR-3034)
JAN:4580233155327
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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| S11 |
Frame color: Natural
Mat color: Black
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フレームカラー：ナチュラル
マットカラー：ブラック
(WR-3035)
JAN:4580233155334
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(WR-3035)
JAN:4580233155334
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1 pc /set
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| S12 |
Frame color: White
Mat Color:Black
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フレームカラー：ホワイト
マットカラー：ブラック
(WR-3036)
JAN:4580233155341
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(WR-3036)
JAN:4580233155341
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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| Dimensions |
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*WR3025~WR3028 W650×H350×D15mm
*WR3029~WR3036 W750×H450×D15mm (with white mat or black mat) |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Natural wood * PET * Paper
Package: Individual box
Year of manufacture: 2023
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| Kuniyoshi Utagawa November 15, 1798 (January 1, 1798) - March 5, 1861 (April 14, 1861)) Ukiyoe artist of the late Edo period. He was called Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi from the beginning of Bunsei Era to the first year of Man'en Era. Later he was also called Saiyosha (mid-Bunsei Era), Asakuraro (early Tempo Era to the first year of Man'en Era), Yukigaya, and Senma. He was also known as Sesshin. He called himself "Utagawa," and his pen name was "Ryuen" (meaning "a poet's poet"), and his pen name was "Ichimyo Kaikai Chengfang. He was one of the leading ukiyoe artists of the late Edo period, and his abundance of imaginative ideas, novel designs, outlandish ideas, and assured drawing skills resulted in numerous works with a broad appeal that extended beyond the boundaries of ukiyoe. [As it is, Jiguchi, Cat Owner, 53 Pets]. (As it is - Jiguchi* Miyaukai-kou - Gojiu Sanbiki), 1848. The names of the towns along the 53 Stations of the Tokaido Highway are depicted as the gestures of cats in the form of "jiguchi" (word combinations). In this order, Nihonbashi is "Nibondashi" (two bonito flakes = soup stock), Shinagawa is "Shirofacial" (white face), Kawasaki is "Kabayaki" (broiled fish), Kanagawa is "Sniffing skin", Nodogaya is "Throat kai", Totsuka is "Hatsuka" (twenty-day rat), Fujisawa is "Buchisaba" (a bludgeon with mackerel in its mouth), Hiratsuka is "Kittens grow up", Oiso is "Heavy" (the catch), and Odawara is "Mudadora" (a cat that runs in vain when a rat escapes). Odawara is [Mudadora (a doraneko that runs in vain because it has escaped from a rat)], Hakone is [hekone (a rat takes food and sleeps in hekone)], Mishima is [mikema (a furry monster cat)], Numazu is [catfish], Hara is [dora (cat)], Yoshihara is [buchi-belly (a belly is also buchi)], Kambara is [tempura], Yubi is [sea bream], Okitsu is [nokizu (never getting up)], Ejiri is [kajiri Fuchu is [crazy], Balliko is [papier-mâché], Okabe is [red hair], Fujieda is [buchi shitaite (buchi neko is bad at catching mice)], Shimada is [fish is raw], Kanaya is [tama ya (cat's name)], Hizaka is [did you eat it], Kakegawa is [monster face], Fukuroi is [bagui], Mitsuke is [nezuki (sleeping)], Hamamatsu is [nose fever], Mai Hamamatsu [nose fever], Maisaka [embraced], Nii [washed], Shirasuka [jarasu ka], Futagawa [guess], Yoshida [got up], Oyu [love] or [come], Akasaka [head], Fujikawa [buchiko], Okazaki [tail split], Ikeigi-una [capacity], Narumi [light], Miya [parent], Kuwana [don't eat], Yokkaichi [[yoritate buchi]], Ishikaji [yoritate buchi Yottebuchi], Ishiyakushi [flirt], Shono [keep], Kameyama [monster nun], Seki [oyster], Sakashita [red tongue], Tsuchiyama [bother], Mizuguchi [everyone], Ishibe [miserable], Kusatsu [kotatsu], Otsu [skill], Kyo [giyaou (the scream of a caught rat)]. Reference material Wikipedia |
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| Sea Mail | From Jun.3rd to Aug.6th |
| Air Mail | From May.16th to May.20th |
| EMS | From May.15th to May.20th |
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November 15, 1798 (January 1, 1798) - March 5, 1861 (April 14, 1861))
Ukiyoe artist of the late Edo period.
He was called Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi from the beginning of Bunsei Era to the first year of Man'en Era. Later he was also called Saiyosha (mid-Bunsei Era), Asakuraro (early Tempo Era to the first year of Man'en Era), Yukigaya, and Senma. He was also known as Sesshin. He called himself "Utagawa," and his pen name was "Ryuen" (meaning "a poet's poet"), and his pen name was "Ichimyo Kaikai Chengfang. He was one of the leading ukiyoe artists of the late Edo period, and his abundance of imaginative ideas, novel designs, outlandish ideas, and assured drawing skills resulted in numerous works with a broad appeal that extended beyond the boundaries of ukiyoe.
[As it is, Jiguchi, Cat Owner, 53 Pets].
(As it is - Jiguchi* Miyaukai-kou - Gojiu Sanbiki), 1848. The names of the towns along the 53 Stations of the Tokaido Highway are depicted as the gestures of cats in the form of "jiguchi" (word combinations). In this order, Nihonbashi is "Nibondashi" (two bonito flakes = soup stock), Shinagawa is "Shirofacial" (white face), Kawasaki is "Kabayaki" (broiled fish), Kanagawa is "Sniffing skin", Nodogaya is "Throat kai", Totsuka is "Hatsuka" (twenty-day rat), Fujisawa is "Buchisaba" (a bludgeon with mackerel in its mouth), Hiratsuka is "Kittens grow up", Oiso is "Heavy" (the catch), and Odawara is "Mudadora" (a cat that runs in vain when a rat escapes). Odawara is [Mudadora (a doraneko that runs in vain because it has escaped from a rat)], Hakone is [hekone (a rat takes food and sleeps in hekone)], Mishima is [mikema (a furry monster cat)], Numazu is [catfish], Hara is [dora (cat)], Yoshihara is [buchi-belly (a belly is also buchi)], Kambara is [tempura], Yubi is [sea bream], Okitsu is [nokizu (never getting up)], Ejiri is [kajiri Fuchu is [crazy], Balliko is [papier-mâché], Okabe is [red hair], Fujieda is [buchi shitaite (buchi neko is bad at catching mice)], Shimada is [fish is raw], Kanaya is [tama ya (cat's name)], Hizaka is [did you eat it], Kakegawa is [monster face], Fukuroi is [bagui], Mitsuke is [nezuki (sleeping)], Hamamatsu is [nose fever], Mai Hamamatsu [nose fever], Maisaka [embraced], Nii [washed], Shirasuka [jarasu ka], Futagawa [guess], Yoshida [got up], Oyu [love] or [come], Akasaka [head], Fujikawa [buchiko], Okazaki [tail split], Ikeigi-una [capacity], Narumi [light], Miya [parent], Kuwana [don't eat], Yokkaichi [[yoritate buchi]], Ishikaji [yoritate buchi Yottebuchi], Ishiyakushi [flirt], Shono [keep], Kameyama [monster nun], Seki [oyster], Sakashita [red tongue], Tsuchiyama [bother], Mizuguchi [everyone], Ishibe [miserable], Kusatsu [kotatsu], Otsu [skill], Kyo [giyaou (the scream of a caught rat)].
Reference material Wikipedia