Took a lot of pictures and may have even purchased one or two of these.
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| Museum gift shop (yes, we got one) |
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| Jewelry, a pin |
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Museum gift shop
(yes - how could you not get
samurai bunnies?) |
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Our guide's t-shirt
was the name of a bar.
Total coincidence |
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| Bunny shrine |
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It was the smallest sake cup,
but I had to pick it.
Them's the rules. |
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| Passed this section in a store |
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Bunny book end
(we actually received these
same ones as a gift years ago
from Hayakawa-San & Yuko-San) |
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In a store
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| More in store |
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| Lots of store bunnies |
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| Okay, I bought this cup |
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| More bunnies later! |
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