Large Japanese Kabuki Theatre Fan Bamboo & Paper Sensu

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stephanie r より:

2018年11月8日 5:18 AM

yes but you have to either make it yourself or get one from a custom creator some people use them the same way tamari does in real life but what they do is to light dart in front of them selves then propel the darts with the fan and others use it in shows in which the munipulate their surroundings such a flower petals and paper decoration to create an amazing illusion of elemental control
Jereme Evans より:

2018年11月8日 5:18 AM

I have a question I do you watch naruto and if you do is there a fan like temari
Morocoyable より:

2018年11月8日 5:18 AM

what kind of mounts can i use to hang the really large Japanese fans
Japan Antique Roadshow より:

2018年11月8日 5:18 AM

Hello IwakitoYang, I’m very sorry but I don’t know the difference between these two types of Japanese fans. -Kurt 🙂
IwakitoYang より:

2018年11月8日 5:18 AM

I want to know a difference from sensu fan and maiougi fan. The second one is use by Geishas. And can you tell me what kind of fans use Miko-shamans?
Japan Antique Roadshow より:

2018年11月8日 5:18 AM

Good question… Here in Japan you can purchase special mounts to display fans on a wall. That’s the only method I;m familiar with. I’m sorry for my late response. -Kurt 🙂
Andrew Nguyen より:

2018年11月8日 5:18 AM

you do a lot of fan videos and you are the best person to ask this question.
how do i mount my fan on the wall for display. a solution without nails please
MartyGrossFilms より:

2018年11月8日 5:18 AM

Yes, I can be interviewed wish. Do you want to talk by Skype or just send me an email.
seiryuukun より:

2018年11月8日 5:18 AM

I’m trying to make my own sensu. Could you please give us the measures of the big one?

Large Japanese Kabuki Theatre Fan Bamboo & Paper Sensu

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