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A baby boy, Dustin Ogata, dressed in kimono and laying in an infant chair on a small folding table next to a Boy’s Day doll under four cloth koinobori hanging from a bamboo branch in Hilo, Hawaii, 1980. The samurai doll riding on a white horse is enclosed in a glass case.
Japanese American National Museum. Gift of the Ogata and Murakami Families, 96.337.3.
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