1987 Japanese Woman combing her Hair( Kodaira Tomi) - Japan Stamp

1987 Japanese Woman combing her Hair( Kodaira Tomi) - Japan Stamp

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1987 Japanese Woman combing her Hair( Kodaira Tomi) - Japan Stamp1987 features a painting of a Japanese woman combing her hair, an artwork by Hashiguchi Goyo. a prominent artist from the Shin Hanga movement. The artwork, titled "Woman Combing Her Hair" (Kami suketsu onna), was created in 1920 and depicts a model named Kodaira Tomi, showcasing an intimate, private act in the bijin ga (pictures of beautiful women) tradition.

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We bought 2 of these because our suit rentals for our wedding didn’t come with full vests for the children (Men’s Wearhouse gives you bibs for kids), and we live in Texas, so we didn’t want the boys to have to wear a full jacket during the reception in the heat. These fit really well and matched the suits that we rented.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2026