Japanese follows English. 英語の後に日本語が続きます。
This is 3cm tall celadon I saw at Tokyo National Museum. Do you know what this is?
What does it look like to you? 何に見える? |
Three kids are holding their hands! 3人の子が手つなぎ! |
This is a 3cm tall kettle lid rest in the shape of three figures made in the 17th century under the Ming dynasty. It's not only kawaii but also beautiful for its celadon color!!
Kettle lid rests of this type, three children holding their hands, are the favorite of the tea master Sen no Rikyu (1522-1591).
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