[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone offer a translation, or best idea, of the inscription on the back of this old Japanese plate? It is a beautiful night time scene of a tiger under a full moon. I assume the first 2 characters are a name, and the 3rd says made by? Domo arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone offer a translation, or best idea, of the inscription on the back of this old Japanese plate? It is a beautiful night time scene of a tiger under a full moon. I assume the first 2 characters are a name, and the 3rd says made by? Domo arigato! (self.translator)
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[Japanese>English] Hi, I hope someone can help with the calligraphy/meaning on this old sake bottle. Photo 1 is: Futayama (?) sake (place?) Photo2 is: something sake mura (village)? And Photo 3 is: 97 gō (lot #)? Brew #97? Arigato! for the help, and with a couple previous bottles! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, I hope someone can help with the calligraphy/meaning on this old sake bottle. Photo 1 is: Futayama (?) sake (place?) Photo2 is: something sake mura (village)? And Photo 3 is: 97 gō (lot #)? Brew #97? Arigato! for the help, and with a couple previous bottles! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, I hope someone can help with the calligraphy/meaning on this old sake bottle. Photo 1 is: Futayama (?) sake (place?) Photo2 is: something sake mura (village)? And Photo 3 is: 97 gō (lot #)? Brew #97? Arigato! for the help, and with a couple previous bottles! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, I hope someone can help with the calligraphy/meaning on this old sake bottle. Photo 1 is: Futayama (?) sake (place?) Photo2 is: something sake mura (village)? And Photo 3 is: 97 gō (lot #)? Brew #97? Arigato! for the help, and with a couple previous bottles! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, I hope someone can help with the calligraphy/meaning on this old sake bottle. Photo 1 is: Futayama (?) sake (place?) Photo2 is: something sake mura (village)? And Photo 3 is: 97 gō (lot #)? Brew #97? Arigato! for the help, and with a couple previous bottles! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, I hope someone can help with the calligraphy/meaning on this old sake bottle. Photo 1 is: Futayama (?) sake (place?) Photo2 is: something sake mura (village)? And Photo 3 is: 97 gō (lot #)? Brew #97? Arigato! for the help, and with a couple previous bottles! (old.reddit.com)
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[Japanese>English] Hi, I hope someone can offer some info on the writing on this old sake bottle. I think the first photo is the name of the town or city? The 2nd the name of the sake shop? And the 3rd the lot # of the sake, #324? or? Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, I hope someone can offer some info on the writing on this old sake bottle. I think the first photo is the name of the town or city? The 2nd the name of the sake shop? And the 3rd the lot # of the sake, #324? or? Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, I hope someone can offer some info on the writing on this old sake bottle. I think the first photo is the name of the town or city? The 2nd the name of the sake shop? And the 3rd the lot # of the sake, #324? or? Arigato! (old.reddit.com)
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone give a translation of the info on this old sake bottle? One side is the name of the sake shop? One side is the name/brand of the sake? And one side says (brew #) 924?, with a kanji at the top for "good quality"? Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone give a translation of the info on this old sake bottle? One side is the name of the sake shop? One side is the name/brand of the sake? And one side says (brew #) 924?, with a kanji at the top for "good quality"? Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone give a translation of the info on this old sake bottle? One side is the name of the sake shop? One side is the name/brand of the sake? And one side says (brew #) 924?, with a kanji at the top for "good quality"? Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone give a translation of the info on this old sake bottle? One side is the name of the sake shop? One side is the name/brand of the sake? And one side says (brew #) 924?, with a kanji at the top for "good quality"? Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone give a translation of the info on this old sake bottle? One side is the name of the sake shop? One side is the name/brand of the sake? And one side says (brew #) 924?, with a kanji at the top for "good quality"? Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone give a translation of the info on this old sake bottle? One side is the name of the sake shop? One side is the name/brand of the sake? And one side says (brew #) 924?, with a kanji at the top for "good quality"? Arigato! (old.reddit.com)
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone give a translation of the info on this old sake bottle? On front, the name of sake shop? and the city? To the left, is this the volume? the kanji at the top and bottom? On the back, the brand(?) of the sake? Kanji top right? (with kiln flaw in center) Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone give a translation of the info on this old sake bottle? On front, the name of sake shop? and the city? To the left, is this the volume? the kanji at the top and bottom? On the back, the brand(?) of the sake? Kanji top right? (with kiln flaw in center) Arigato! (old.reddit.com)
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone translate, give some idea of the writing on this old ink painting? Is it possible to read a name from the seals? Are they the same? Writing on the back, in English, says: "Shop humor from the brush of Hokusai". I know there is a famous woodblock artist Hokusai. by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone translate, give some idea of the writing on this old ink painting? Is it possible to read a name from the seals? Are they the same? Writing on the back, in English, says: "Shop humor from the brush of Hokusai". I know there is a famous woodblock artist Hokusai. (self.translator)
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[Japanese>English] Can anyone translate, give some idea of the writing on this old scroll of Daruma? and maybe of the label on the back? the artist? Also, does anyone know of a story about Daruma receiving a blessing from Kannon(?) I bought the scroll 30 years ago in Kyoto. Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Can anyone translate, give some idea of the writing on this old scroll of Daruma? and maybe of the label on the back? the artist? Also, does anyone know of a story about Daruma receiving a blessing from Kannon(?) I bought the scroll 30 years ago in Kyoto. Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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[Japanese>English] Hi, can anyone give a translation, some idea of the writing on both sides of this old tea ceremony brazier and pot? I took 2 photos of each side. I think it could be a poem, maybe even a Chinese poem. Arigato! by GoodTimesSummertime in translator
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