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Entertainment for the children was not forgotten during the New Year celebrations of the Meiji Period (1868-1912). While most of the other customs in this series are still observed, this scene seems to have vanished. This image is part of The New Year in Japan, a book published by Kobe-based photographer Kozaburo Tamamura in 1906. Original text:
Here is another attraction for the special entertainment of “Young” Japan; it is ridiculous to the adult eye, but we ourselves were young at one time!1
See all New Year images on Old Photos of Japan.
1 Tamamura, Kozaburo (1906). The New Year in Japan. Tamamura Shashinkan.
Japanese Furniture
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Entertainment for the children was not forgotten during the New Year celebrations of the Meiji Period (1868-1912). While most of the other customs in this series are still observed, this scene seems to have vanished. This image is part of The New Year in Japan, a book published by Kobe-based photographer Kozaburo Tamamura in 1906. Click on Read Full Article to read the original text that accompanied this image.

The other mascot looks like spongebob.
# Emil · 2009-06-25
@ Emil : Haha, I never noticed that!
# Kjeld Duits · 2009-07-01
@ Emil : Haha, I never noticed that!
The other mascot looks like spongebob.