Japanese Patterns coloring pages
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Koi
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Shishimai (Lion Dance)
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Kakizome
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Osechi (Japanese New Year Food)
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New Year's Eve
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Year-end general cleaning
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Camellia
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Kagami mochi
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Chrysanthemum
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Great Buddha of Kamakura
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Tsutenkyo Bridge at Tofukuji Temple
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Izumo Taisha
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Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine
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Togetsukyo Bridge in Arashiyama
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Kawasaki Daishi Temple
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Kawagoe Time Bell Tower and Kurazukuri Townscape
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Yasaka Pagoda and Hanamikoji Street in Kyoto
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Kurashiki Bikan Historical Canal Area
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Old Town of Hida Takayama
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Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
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Ouchi-juku
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Gokayama Gassho-zukuri Historic Village
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Natto
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Meiji Jingu Shrine
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Top 3 Japanese Patterns Coloring Pages
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Kyubi no Kitsune (Nine-Tailed Fox)
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Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion)
Three stories high and shining in gold, reflected in the pond
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Fukuwarai (Japanese Face Game)
Laugh out loud at the funny faces! A traditional New Year's game you play while wearing a blindfold
~ Fun Facts About Japanese Patterns
A few things worth knowing about Japanese Patterns.
Fun Facts About Kawasaki Daishi Temple
Kawasaki Daishi Temple is said to have begun in 1128 when a wooden statue of Kobo Daishi that was pulled from the sea was enshrined there.
Fun Facts About Furin (Japanese Wind Chime)
Furin (Japanese Wind Chime) was originally used as a "charm against evil spirits" rather than a way to keep cool.
Fun Facts About Shimekazari (New Year Straw Decoration)
It serves as a sacred boundary to prevent evil things from entering the house.
Fun Facts About Fukuwarai (Japanese Face Game)
It is a game that brings happiness into the home as everyone laughs out loud together when looking at the finished face.
Fun Facts About Kabuto (Samurai Helmet)
The "horns" on ancient Kabuto (Samurai Helmet) were not for fighting, but were talismans to protect oneself!
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