Yasukuni Shrine Year of the Dragon Ema chabitsu tea box It’s a little larger than

It’s a little larger than most umanome

The stamp of the maker can be found on the bottom

thus joining the ranks of the ‘unknown craftsmen’

They are made of porcelain and are decorated with hand-painted depictions of blue and red dragons over a white porcelain background

The open top allows the repellent to whip those nasty bugs into shape during barbeques

Yasukuni Shrine Year of the Dragon Ema chabitsu tea box It’s a little larger than*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a wooden ema dating back to Showa 63 (1988). The red writing on the left says Yasukuni Shrine, and the black writing on the right refers to the Year of the Dragon in 1988. Yasukuni is a Shinto style shrine commemorating Japans war dead, and it is also famous for being the first place in Tokyo for the cherry blossoms to