Saturday, January 5, 2013

Flea market at Toji on 21st!

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On the 21st of every month, there is a huge flea market held at Toji temple. It is called "Kobo-san." There are not only antiques, but also hand-made crafts, food, sword, Kimono etc, basically anything you can think of!

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Here are Kimonos! Please see this post if you like to know more about Kimono.

http://color-palette-of-kyoto.blogspot.jp/2013/01/where-to-buy-kimono.html

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I guess you can see potteries the most...

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Bamboo cutleries.

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Japanese swords.

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Oden!!

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Dried sea-foods

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Japanese traditional toys

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Since it is held at Toji temple, you can do shopping with this beautiful scenery as a background. Isn't it gorgeous?

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Those of you who love knitting, sewing, hand-crafts, there are Kimono cloth...

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Netsuke?

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More potteries.

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You can buy Ukiyoe, old wood block prints, vintage postcards, photos, illustrations, drawing, paintings etc

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Here are wooden Bento-box and wooden cutlery!

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A Lacquer(ed) ware tea cup.

2 comments:

  1. The bamboo cutleries, Japanese dolls, and Japanese kimonos bring back old memories of Japan. I miss Japan and thank you so much for this post.:)

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  2. Hello Ayaka-san,
    I think we met just after the Capsule Ryokan opened. I remember you were wearing a lovely kimono at reception, and you kindly brought me a bowl to microwave my breakfast in.
    Cheers,
    Sarah from Melbourne

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