- Kyoto Folklore Toy – Fushimi Doll (Horse) from Fushimi - Kunio Kaneko They are from the famous

They are from the famous Kabuki play " Yoshitsune Senbon zakura" (Yoshitune's one thousand Cherry blossoms trees)

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Censor seal on the top margin

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- Kyoto Folklore Toy – Fushimi Doll (Horse) from Fushimi - Kunio Kaneko They are from the famous"Kyoto Folklore Toy Fushimi Doll (Horse) from Fushimi" by Tomikichiro Tokuriki (19022000) is a delightful small woodblock print, bursting with vibrant color and traditional charm. It depicts a Fushimi Ningy (Fushimi doll) in the form of a horse. Fushimi dolls are traditional clay figures first produced near Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto, dating back to the late Momoyama period and the early Edo period. Once widely made, today only a few kilns