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KYO-TO-TO Teru-Teru Bōzu Brothers
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Teru-teru bōzu dolls are hung by windows by Japanese children when they want good weather the next day. Here are five teru-teru bōzu brothers who live in Gozan in Kyoto, Japan's traditional heart. Their faces are made out of Japanese hiragana letters, and they all share the same trademark eyebrows. Henohenomoheji: The oldest brother, orthodox, serious and stubborn Hehehehemoheji: The second son, a good boy who is kind and helpful. Heiheimoheji: The third son, sympathetic and excitable Heroheromoheji: The easy-going, hard-drinking and somewhat directionless fourth son Hetohetomoheji: The youngest brother, shy and prone to worrying Their faces and personalities are all different. Choose your favorite.
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•Materials: 100% cotton •Size (approx. cm): 5.7 x 5.7 x 11.4 (case) [A]: Henohenomoheji [B]: Hehehehemoheji [C]: Heiheimoheji [D]: Heroheromoheji [E]: Hetohetomoheji •Comes in case •Made in Japan
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