The Japanese Portable Shrine and Festival Handbook (Japanese-English Bilingual Books) glass Plush toy from the Sumikkogurashi

Plush toy from the Sumikkogurashi characters: Dinosaur-Hooded Green "Penguin

From the Sumikko-gurashi characters: しろくまのにもつ (Shirokuma's Luggage)

or to even imagine from the term

which sells Mikoshi (a miniature shrine carried in festivals) and Taiko (Japanese drums)

The wide-ranging ideas described here—from the beginning of the kindergarten movement to wartime propaganda

The Japanese Portable Shrine and Festival Handbook (Japanese-English Bilingual Books) glass Plush toy from the SumikkogurashiMikoshi is the carriage of the Shinto God, Kami. Kami, normally seated deep in the recesses of a shrine surrounded by wood, comes down to the secular world in Mikoshi only during the period of Matsuri, Japanese regional festival. In this book, you can learn about the components of Mikoshi, how it is built and its historical background and 21 Matsuris held across the country. With beautiful images and detailed explanation, it will help people around