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YAMAMOTOJIN CO.,LTD.
Address | 529 Koiyamacho Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi muromatidoori takoyakushiagaru Kyoto, JAPAN ZIP:604-8163 |
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Representative Name | kayoko yamamoto |
Annual Revenue | closed |
No. of Employees | 30 |
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Chantantin small furoshiki, Gion Festival, Hoko, red
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Chantantin small furoshiki, Gion Festival, Hoko, red
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シャンタン 小風呂敷 祇園祭 鉾 アカ
(15254-707-A)
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(15254-707-A)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
5 pcs /set
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Chantantin small furoshiki, Gion Festival, Hoko, red
Original text before translation
シャンタン 小風呂敷 祇園祭 鉾 アカ
(15254-707-A)
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(15254-707-A)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
10 pcs /set
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Approx. 50 x 50 cm
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: 100% cotton shantung fabric
Package: Basic 10 sheets in 1 bag
Product tag: None
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Description
About Gion Festival The Gion Festival was formerly known as the Gion Goryokai. It is said to have originated in 869 (Jokan 11) during the Heian period (794-1185), when an epidemic spread to the capital and other parts of Japan, and 66 floats, the number of floats in Japan at that time, were erected in the Shinsen-en Garden in Kyoto to pray for the eradication of the epidemic and good health. After the Onin War, the townspeople, wishing for the restoration of the Gion Festival, took control of the Yamaboko floats and began to decorate them with Japanese crafts and imported goods obtained through the trade with the South, transforming them into gorgeous and gorgeous floats. Today, the Yamaboko procession is said to be a "moving museum. |
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Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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Sea Mail | From Apr.30th to Jul.4th |
Air Mail | From Apr.11th to Apr.15th |
EMS | From Apr.10th to Apr.15th |
Pantos Express | From Apr.12th to Apr.17th |
DHL | From Apr.10th to Apr.12th |
UPS | From Apr.10th to Apr.12th |
FedEx | From Apr.10th to Apr.12th |
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About shipping packaging Basically, 10 pieces are packaged in a bag. |
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The Gion Festival was formerly known as the Gion Goryokai. It is said to have originated in 869 (Jokan 11) during the Heian period (794-1185), when an epidemic spread to the capital and other parts of Japan, and 66 floats, the number of floats in Japan at that time, were erected in the Shinsen-en Garden in Kyoto to pray for the eradication of the epidemic and good health. After the Onin War, the townspeople, wishing for the restoration of the Gion Festival, took control of the Yamaboko floats and began to decorate them with Japanese crafts and imported goods obtained through the trade with the South, transforming them into gorgeous and gorgeous floats. Today, the Yamaboko procession is said to be a "moving museum.