Kokeshi doll workshop. Koskeshi doll is known as a folk toy since the Edo period in northern Japan. There are 10 different styles depending on manufacturing style, shape, color, size, and combination of these.

Kokeshi doll workshop. Koskeshi doll is known as a folk toy since the Edo period in northern Japan. There are 10 different styles depending on manufacturing style, shape, color, size, and combination of these.

Kokeshi doll workshop. Koskeshi doll is known as a folk toy since the Edo period in northern Japan. There are 10 different styles depending on manufacturing style, shape, color, size, and combination of these.

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  • 1988/3/08 00:00:00
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