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Haniwa Garden
kintsugi
Imari ware plate
Pottery from the Jōmon period
Kakiemon dish
Mikawachi porcelain
samurai in full armour
Japanese side dish
Stoneware dish with brush-painted sugarcane pattern by Hamada Shōji, after 1930; in the Philadelphia Museum of Art
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