Japanese paint cans are not round. They are about 40 cm high. They are big and heavy.
December 09, 2006
Japanese Paint Can
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Annie Donwerth Chikamatsu
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To Japan with Love
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December
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- New Year's Decoration Kadomatsu
- Holiday Flower Arrangements
- Flower Shop
- More New Year's Decorations
- Decorations at the Grocery Store
- Cabbage & Lily Root
- Sukiyaki
- Purple Sweet Potato Mochi
- Basic New Year Cards
- Mail Boxes
- Mail Man's Motorbike
- Gift Books
- Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
- Cakes Given and Received
- Report Cards on Christmas Day
- Silent Night In Japan
- Christmas Boot
- Omiage from Okinawa
- For Aunt Ruby
- Yuzu in the Bath
- Konnyaku Chips
- Family on a Bike
- City Cabbage
- School Payment Envelop
- Tokyo Station
- Near the Palace
- Toranomon Tokyo
- Japanese Fast Food
- Drying Daikon
- Hachiko at Christmas
- Live Christmas Trees
- The Disney Store, a Mac Ad, and a Bear in Shibuya
- House Roof
- Details of a Neighborhood Restaurant
- Department Store Christmas Tree Wishes
- FIRE ALERT
- School Trip
- More KFC
- Seen from the Train
- Obentou for a School Outing
- Christmas Song Book
- Japanese Christmas Cake
- Neighborhood Christmas Lights
- Live Christmas Trees For Sale
- Japanese Sign on Train Platform
- Tokyo Gas Station
- A Tokyo Car Wash
- Mikan
- Covered Building
- KFC for Christmas
- Dressed for Christmas
- Santa Claus Is Coming Up the Chimney
- The Nutcracker
- Fast Food Delivery Bike
- Cooking For School
- Delivery Man
- Painting A Japanese House
- Japanese Paint Can
- Persimmons, Kumquats & Oranges?
- Fifth Grade Music Concert
- Some Neighborhood Decorations
- Two Christmas Ads For Japanese Stores
- Calligraphy Homework
- Japanese Aluminum Ladders
- Table Heater
- Eating Burdock
- Pulling Daikon At School
- Tony Roma's Aoyama, Tokyo
- Christmas Decorations at Avex Building, Aoyama Tokyo
- Gingko Festival in Aoyama, Tokyo
- Before, During and After Crossing the Street
- Ichou Festival Vendors
- Gingko Trees
- Gingko Trees in Nogawa Koen (Park)
- Gingko Leaves and Trunk
- Spider
- Drying Persimmons
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Haiku, Learn how to express yourself by writing poetry in the Japanese tradition
by Patricia Donegan, Tuttle Publishing
Multicultural Book Publishers
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