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| A1 Ebi (Shrimp) Sushi |
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A2 Tamago (egg) sushi wrapped
with nori. It could be a Spam Musubi, too |
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A3 Ikura (Salmon Roe) Sushi
wrapped in Nori with Edamame |
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A4 Miso Soup Bowl with Spoon |
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A5 Futomaki (Fat Sushi with
lots of things) Kyuri Maki (cucumber) and knot from
chopsticks wrapper - it's a very Japanese thing to do. |
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A6 Sushi. Color the fish any
color you wish. |
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A7 Purse. Use for New
Year's cards or any time you give money or want to go
shopping with someone. |
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| A8 Pompom Mum. Senjyu Kiku |
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A9 Kikyou Chinese Flower in 8
point star. Tokudaijike Hanabishi Kuzushi |
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A10 Bell Pepper Flower.
Kage Kumi Awase ya e Kikyo. Ideas: Cathedral
window, flower with leaves, poinsettia |
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A11 Gate to Heaven. Tori
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A12 Four Wisterias. Higa shi
Yokujuo Fuji |
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A13 Mum & Handles.
Soto Yatsu Kan Nijuroku Kan Kiku |
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A14 Honeycomb. Hatchi no e
kiku |
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| A15 Lotus Flower & Fan |
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A16 Hana Kaji |
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A17 Daruma-san Wishing
Doll Give with blank eyes. Person makes wish and
colors one eye. Color other eye when wish comes
true. |
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A18 Maneki Neko. Welcome
Cat Fun Idea: emboss, glue-pad, flock, then stipple in
eyes. |
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A19 Kokeshi Doll.
Emboss, cut and layer. See sample in gallery. |
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A20 Hanabishi and Kawa. Very
common designs in
Japan
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focal point. The
other design can be either a river or a wispy cloud. |
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A21 Wild Orange. Kage
Tachibana |
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| A22 Wind Bell. Fu Rin |
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A23 Tea House. Ri Kyu An Ancient Tea Ceremony House
(Use to invite someone over for tea, or a shack
on the beach.) |
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A24 Flower Knot or Rope
Flower. Nanatsu Musubi Kama Shiki |
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A25 Nine Loop Knot. Mitsu
Mochiai Musubi Kashiwa. Put a tassle in the middle
or make a repeat pattern. |
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A26 Star Knot. Kikyo Kama
shiki. |
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A27 Simple Knot. Hoso wa
ni sori musubi i geta. Use for new years.
Put a tassle in the middle. |
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A28 Ginko Leaves. Itowa
ni Inyo Futatsu Ityo. |
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| A29 3 Plum Blossoms. Chuin
Mitsuwari muko ume |
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A20 Twisted Cucumber
Flower. Itsutsu Nengi Uri |
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A31 Three Water Plantains
Mitsu Sawa |
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A32 Cross Knot Musubi Kaku |
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A33 Plum
Blossom
Ume |
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A34 Morning
Glory Asagao eda maru |
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A35 Tangled Chrysanthemum Ran
Kiku |
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| A36 Cherry Blossom,
Sakura Yamazakura |
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A37 Flax Flower Asa no Hana |
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A38 Water Plantain Plant
Muruni Tachi Sawagata |
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A39 Paulownia Tree Flower
Urigiri - Paulwnia wood is used for building tansu
(cabinets) |
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A40 Clover Katabami |
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A41 Nanaho When repeated, like
a quilt pattern, it is called Shippou |
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A42 Diamond Kiku Bishi - Use
as an alternating repeat pattern |
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| A43 Wisteria Sagaribara fuji |
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A44 Framed Squash Flower Togo
uri ni toka |
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Crane Tori i tsuru no maru |
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A46 Hollyhock in
Round Aoi Kiso Maru |
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A47 Hollyhock Kawari Aoi Kiri |
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A48 Leaf
Wreath
Sodetsuki Fuji Wa |
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A49 Bell - Suzu |
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| A50 Two Swords Chigai
Ken Tape over the sword in the background to stencil
just one sword. Use
for occasions of bravery or matial arts. |
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A51 Samurai Helmet - Maru ni
itayagai (someone said this looks
like an angel without a head) |
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A52 Three Winds - Mitsu
Tomoe. Symbolizes movement of Earth. Some say they
are tadpoles or fire. |
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A53 Taiko Drum Ma Muki Tsuzumi.
Use for musicians, esp.
percussionists. Put cute drum sayings like: You
Bang my Drum! |
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A54 Anchor Kaigun Ikari.
Use for sailing, the Navy or Coast Guard,
cruises, watersports, and any prose about an anchor. |
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A55 Feathers Maruni Chigai
Takanoha. Use as symbol for archery, bird
watching/training, or pet birds. |
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A56 Wheat
Crest
Kawari Daki Ina no Muru. Stencil
half the crest, then turn the stencil upside down for a
wavy repeat pattern. |
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