and tortoise-shell fan. Shodo 103
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*87.
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Samurai. Ivory. Koyu 103
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*88.
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Mendicant monk (two views). Ivory. Ichiro 104
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*89.
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Old man with flowers. Ivory. Koyu 105
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*90.
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Man resting on a kago. Ivory. Shodo 105
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*91.
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Boy catching a crab. Ivory. Hodo 106
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*92.
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Boy spinning a top. Ivory. Hodo 106
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*93.
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Old man drinking sake. Ivory. Ichiro 107
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*94.
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Grandmother with infant and dog. Ivory. Ichiro 107
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*95.
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Storyteller. Ivory. Ichiro 108
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*96.
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Sake merchant. Ivory. Ichiro 108
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*97.
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Old man with his pipe. Ivory. Hodo 108
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*98.
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Learning go. Ivory. Koyu 109
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*99.
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Two Gods of Good Fortune playing go. Ivory. Shodo 109
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*100.
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The sandalmaker. Ivory. Hodo 110
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*101.
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Farmer resting on his hoe. Ivory. Hodo 110
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*102.
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Fisherman. Ivory. Hodo 111
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*103.
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Cormorant fisherman. Ivory. Hozan (Fujita) 111
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*104.
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Old man with basket of persimmons. Ivory. Hodo 112
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*105.
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Blind masseur. Ivory. Hodo 112
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*106.
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Sumo wrestler. Ivory. Hodo 113
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*107.
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Sumo wrestlers. Ivory. Hakuraku 113
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*108.
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Man applying moxa. Ivory. Joso 114
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*109.
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Logger on a raft. Wood. Sosui 114
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*110.
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Boy playing flute. Ivory. Nanryu 123
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*111.
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Old woman at Jizo shrine. Ivory. Shogetsu 123
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*112.
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Dutchman. Ivory. Bishu 124
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*113.
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Daruma. Wood and lacquer, with coral, bead, and ivory inlay. Kosei 124
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*114.
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Daruma drinking sake. Ivory. Kogyoku 125
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*115.
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Daruma. Ivory. Kanko 125
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*116.
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Man trying to fly. Wood. Masatoshi 126
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*117.
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Cleaning the Nara Daibutsu. Ivory. Keiun 126
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*118.
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Jizo. Ivory. Hodo 127
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*119.
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Thunder god (Raijin or Raiden). Ivory. Kyokusen (Yoko) 128
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*120.
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Wind god. Ivory. Kuya 129
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*121.
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Emma's predicament. Ivory. Masatoshi 129
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*122.
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Ryokan. Ivory. Seigyoku 130
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123.
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Workbench 134
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124.
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Tools 135
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125.
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Shofu Amano using a hand-drill 136
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126.
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Materials used for polishing and staining 137
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127.
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Meigyokusai's "Ox" in final carving stage 139
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128.
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Shogetsu carving cavity in reversible-face technique 141
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129.
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Tools used in reversible-face technique 142
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130(a-p). A netsuke in the making 144-57
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131.
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Bishu 162
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132.
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Gaho 163
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133.
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Hakuraku 165
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134.
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Hideyuki 166
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135.
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Hodo working on clay model 169
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136.
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Hozan 170
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137.
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Ichio 171
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138.
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Ichiro applying color 173
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139.
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Kangyoku 175
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140.
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Keiun working on a netsuke 179
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141.
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Koyu engrossed in his work 181
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142.
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Koyu's netsuke taking shape 182
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143.
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Masatoshi 184
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144.
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Meigyokusai at his workbench 187
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145.
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Meigyokusai and son Tanetoshi 188
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146.
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Ryoshu 189
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147.
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Ryushi carving a netsuke 191
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148.
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Seigyoku 193
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149.
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