Ichimatsu Doll

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Traditional Japanese dolls since the Edo period, known for their bobbed hair and cute expressions. Once used for kimono practice and playmates, they are now highly valued crafts. Their exquisite kimonos and unique expressions embody Japanese aesthetics and artisan love. Discover the depth of Japanese culture through these dolls at Tokyo's historic shops.

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Sumida City Tourism Association

Ichimatsu Doll

Address
3-28-2 Honjo, Sumida City, Tokyo
Website
https://visit-sumida.jp/
Operator
Sumida City Tourism Association

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