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Added HADALABO “SHIROJUN” PRODUCTS

Posted on 2015-03-052015-03-04 by omotenashi-japan
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We have just added HADALABO SHIROJUN products which is most reasonable whitening care products.

This entry was posted in News and tagged Rotoh, Shirojun, Whitening.
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We had miso-flavored Gohei-mochi at an outdoor eve We had miso-flavored Gohei-mochi at an outdoor event in Ueno Park. Just as we were about to eat it started to rain. #japanesefood #mochi #dango #miso #ueno #tokyo #japan omotenashi-j.com
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Children's Day, also known as Tango-no Sekku, is t Children's Day, also known as Tango-no Sekku, is traditionally considered a boys' festival. While the Girls' Festival on March 3, the Dolls' Festival, is celebrated with gorgeous dolls from Heian-era picture scrolls, Tango-no Sekku is celebrated with Kabuto helmet worn by samurai. These days, the festival is celebrated separately for men and women to avoid gender discrimination. #childrensday #kabuto #helmet #samurai #armour #tokyo #japan omotenashi-j.com
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