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Tenugui (Lemon) matsu The tradition of decorating with

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Description

The tradition of decorating with iris flowers during this period is believed to originate from the resemblance of the iris leaves to slender swords

DescriptionThis tenugui features a variety of bicycle prints

5cm × Height 5

to usher in the new year with positivity and strength

Tenugui (Lemon) matsu The tradition of decorating withDescriptionLemons were first introduced to Japan in the year 1873 during the Meiji era (1868 1912). While the history of lemons in Japan spans approximately 150 years, relatively short compared to Europe, they are now predominantly cultivated in the warm Seto Inland Sea region of Hiroshima Prefecture.

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