Some new products added for January 2013 include some great noren curtains in a variety of designs.
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| Noren |
Also new are some cool kendama motif tee shirts by some top Japanese designers.
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| Tees |
Also new are a range of daruma dolls from the home of fine daruma in Gunma Prefecture.
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| Large Daruma From Gunma Prefecture |
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| ダルマ |
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This new t-shirt has been designed as part of an effort to raise funds to support the much-needed rescue and relief efforts in northern Japan.
All cotton tee available in Small, Medium, Large or XL.
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This shirt has been designed as part of an effort to raise funds to support the much-needed rescue and relief efforts in northern Japan. Designed and printed by MB Prints in Nagoya, the shirt is 100% cotton and carries the details (magnitude, time and date) of the earthquake that has caused such devastation: 8.9 14:49 3-11-2011.
If you're in Japan and/or prefer to pay in Yen, you can also buy these shirts directly from MB Prints. If you'd like to help out directly, you can donate by texting "REDCROSS" to 90999. The text will automatically donate $10 to the Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami relief fund of the American Red Cross.
¥1500 (approx. $18.50) from the sale of these t-shirts will go directly to the Japanese Red Cross
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Produced by the Japanzine magazine these Kazuhide tees are emblazoned with the legend.
"Harro. When you going back the America?"
Available in Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L), Extra Large (XL), Extra Extra Large (XXL)
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You just gotta have "Wa" tees!
Present peace and harmony from your heart with our new Wa (和) t-shirts from Tokyo.
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Buy Japanese pop/manga T-shirts, online, direct from Japan.
Here are a few of the T-shirts offered by GoodsFromJapan, with a short explanation of each.
Please contact us if interested.
Much of Japan's pop culture is intimately tied up with comics, or manga, as they are called in Japanese. The T-shirt pictured above (front and back view) features the DragonBall manga theme.
As with any culture, ghost tales, too, have a long history in Japan. With the above T-shirt, the 1970s horror movie "The Exorcist" is given a Japanese manga-like twist.
This "Twill Wave" T-shirt is another manga-inspired creation, featuring a particularly ethereal young female with a decidedly space-age theme.
"Abunai!" (Danger!) is a favorite Japanese expression, heard daily. These T-shirts sum up the Japanese obsession with danger and emergencies.
All the above T-shirts and similar are available on request from GoodsFromJapan. Please inquire about availability and prices.