Pin Inu Hariko tensha With newly uncovered interviews

With newly uncovered interviews

Oshi: pressed sushi

and entering college for the first time at the age of fifty-three--went on to uncover the lost history of Hawai'i's early Japanese picture brides

they found their three years in camp to be perhaps the most impressionable years of their lives

These vintage images-collected from local families

Pin Inu Hariko tensha With newly uncovered interviewsOften mistaken for a cute cat, the Inu Hariko (paper mache dog) is the traditional protector of small children. It is one of the many auspicious and lucky symbols of childhood. These talismans are often given to pregnant women to wish them an easy labor. This 1. 25 enameled pin is designed by Shishido Creative. Give a bit of luck to your favorite mother to be!