Recommended Souvenirs in Fukushima Prefecture! Fukushima's interesting karuta game, a great way to study dialects!
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Fukushima Omoshiro Karuta" conveys the daily life of Fukushima in Fukushima dialect.
Kazuhiro Sato, a gallery owner in Koriyama City, and Morito Toyonaga, a Ryukyu papier-mâché artist from Okinawa, have always been friends. They started full-scale production out of a desire to create an original Fukushima karuta and a desire to support Fukushima after the Great East Japan Earthquake.
All the designs are drawn with glass pictures. Glass painting is a type of painting in which people and landscapes are painted on one side of a transparent, flat sheet of glass using special paints, and are viewed from behind the glass. It is said to be difficult to paint because it is impossible to add or reapply paint and the painted surface is viewed from the reverse side, so the left and right sides of the painting are reversed. The fact that it is difficult to draw well is the flavor of this karuta," says Sato.
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