There is a kind of wooden doll in Japan with a black mushroom head with a bow on it, and it wears a

I usually call it "Japanese Doll" (and Japanese SD, really) It was originally called a puppet? Anthracene I have a white one (laughs) I bought it in Wangfujing when I traveled to Beijing a few days ago, and the cheapest one is 10 yuan a little bit like the picture above, there are three of these puppets, one color, from large to small, white, purple, pink, red, black, brown, but I'm still the most resistant to white (small Ya, cheap, right) Digression, Japanese puppet dolls should be used for blessings, in fact, there are many kinds of Japanese puppets, and then a little more specific, called Japanese kimono puppets, don't believe it, compare and search** This is more accurate than what Japanese puppet dolls or something.

Japanese Puppet I have one that is powdered.

Mylafe is an anime series created by Wheat in 2010, which is an anime story created with the theme of home, through the social fault line formed by modern marriage and small families, as well as neighbors and colleagues, each character represents a different type of character in society, showing the life story of you, me and him. In addition, Mylar has QQ expressions, wallpapers and other works, cute images, and fresh personalities are deeply loved by fans.

Since the link to the creative information began on October 28, the birthday of the main character, Mai Mai, was set on that day. In February 2010, the first issue of QQ emoji was released, and because of its fresh and fashionable charm and rich and direct emotions, it was immediately loved by young girls and became one of the most popular anime images on the Chinese Internet.

You can look at it online, and there are many shops that sell this kind of shop online.

Is it a Hina doll for the Hina Festival?

That thing is called a knot.

Knots: The knots of the kimono are an important part of the kimono outfit. There are many general categories with knots, but the results are not the same due to different classification methods and different angles.

Belt knots can be divided from shape, function and use objects, such as child knots, girl knots, wedding knots, crotch knots, taiko knots, half-width wide band knots, etc.

Ancient Japanese men's hairstyles had Karakura and Tsukiyo heads.

Karakura: Karakura is a type of comb issued by young samurai and toddlers during the Kamakura and Muromachi periods in Japan. From the Momoyama period to the Edo period, it was very popular in society.

Karawa is also a hairstyle for young Kabuki performers. Since this hairstyle was initially very simple and unpretentious. Later, it gradually developed into a complex type, called "Bing Hair Bun".

This hairstyle is very unreliable and tends to fall apart. It is very similar to the bun worn by sumo wrestlers.

Tsukiyo Head: Because in the war, the hair tends to fall out for various reasons, and then the hair on the middle and front of the head will cover the face, block the view, and affect the battle. So some samurai shaved off the hair on the middle and front of the head, so that even if the hair was scattered during the battle, it would only be scattered on the sides of the head and back, and would not affect the vision.

Because of its effect, the samurai followed suit, and over time it became an unwritten tradition, although this shaving was limited to the samurai class. As for those who are not shaved, they are also a few exceptions, or commanders who do not want to be in battle.

Yukata is one of the Japanese kimonos, once a simple kimono worn by nobles for fear of burns after bathing, because it is cheap and easy to wear, it is deeply liked by everyone, and then it has gradually become a fashion, especially by Japanese young people The traditional white and dark blue yukata evolved into a colorful fashion trend.

During the summer festival and fireworks displays, it is time to wear yukata. A yukata is a lightweight kimono made of cotton instead of silk. Yukata are brighter in color and brighter in pattern than traditional kimonos, and they add joyful colors and atmosphere to summer.

The cotton nightgowns that are rented to you at Japanese-style hotels and ryokans are also called yukata (yukata).

In the summer, when fireworks are set off, people put on beautiful yukata and display them as if they were rushing to a feast. Young girls get together or go out on dates with friends, family, and lovers. Graceful, sweet, stylish, and variously styled.

The beautiful yukata (summer kimono) is also a highlight of the fireworks festival. Here's how to wear a yukata:

No, it's a quilt.

Convenient to use anytime, anywhere.

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This question. I don't know if it's a physical store.

If it's the kind of Japanese doll, **there should be**or in stock.

That kind of doll ** is very expensive·· It can be found at **.

SD doll bar This is only looking for Japan**.

It is called "Kabuki", and in ancient times it was more famous than Izumo Akoku. Similar forms of performance include Noh and Kyogen.

This is the national costume of the Japanese bai Ben called Wadufu. The lady above is wearing a married one, and the sleeves are not very wide and back.

It was like a small pillow on its back. That's wrapped around a long strap. The kimono below is worn by unmarried girls, with wide sleeves and a bow tied up with a long strap. The girl's long kimono is called Furisode