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In the summer of 2009, the Discover Nikkei team worked with staff, interns, and volunteers of the Japanese American National Museum to make seven large fukinagashi decorations for the 1st Annual Los Angeles Tanabata Festival.
By cleverly taking two large plastic colander baskets and attaching them with screws, the base form for the kazari was created. Through a little bit of ingenuity we were able to use the flowers to make the finished product more spherical in shape.
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Photo courtesy of the Discover Nikkei Team (2009)
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Last modified Nov 29 2011 4:40 p.m.
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Tanabata at JANM 2009
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2009 Tanabata Festival
Tanabata at JANM 2009
Beautiful Kokeshi Dolls: A Uniquely Japanese Folk Art
How to Make Your Own Tanabata Decoration
Simple Kokeshi Doll Tutorial
Bridging Generations: The UCLA Nikkei Student Union
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