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A studio photo of two women dressed up for travel. They are holding canes and have towels wrapped around their head. Their kimonos are tied up for easier movement. The photographer has made sure that nobody can doubt the country: his backdrop shows Mount Fuji.
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Asian-inspired furniture and kitchen cabinets from greentea design
A studio photo of two women dressed up for travel. They are holding canes and have towels wrapped around their head. Their kimonos are tied up for easier movement. The photographer has made sure that nobody can doubt the country: his backdrop shows Mount Fuji.

This is a really interesting photo blog!
# ReallyJapan · 2008-04-21
Thanks a lot for the nice words, Ruben. I love your photos, you have a very original eye.
# Kjeld Duits · 2008-04-21
Great picture. Is this really an old picture? It looks like a modern picture taken on an old background.
# Japanese Words · 2009-04-19
It is 100% authentic, Japanese Words.
# Kjeld Duits · 2009-04-19
Japanese Words, lots of photographers in the 19th century used elaborate studio settings to create the “authentic” Japanese scenes that foreign tourists were looking for to purchase as souvenirs. They often used geisha and maiko as models.
# Kjeld Duits · 2009-05-08
Japanese Words, lots of photographers in the 19th century used elaborate studio settings to create …
It is 100% authentic, Japanese Words.
Great picture. Is this really an old picture? It looks like a modern picture taken …
Thanks a lot for the nice words, Ruben. I love your photos, you have a …
This is a really interesting photo blog!