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Photograph 148759 Korean War, 1950-1953Kure, Japan. 1953. A Japanese woman holding her young baby during the O-Matsuri Festival. They are both wearing traditional dress, kimonos and geta (clogs).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kure, Japan. 1953. A Japanese father stands with his three young children during the O-Matsuri Festival. The children are wearing traditional dress, kimonos and geta (clogs).
Kure, Japan. 1953. A Japanese woman holding her young baby during the O-Matsuri Festival. They are both wearing traditional dress, kimonos and geta (clogs).

Kure, Japan. 1953. A Japanese father with his young child during the O-Matsuri Festival. They are both wearing traditional dress.

Kure, Japan. 1953. Young Japanese girls dressed in traditional kimonos while young boys carry a large drum attached to a pole during one of the many festivals.

A street festival in a town or city in Japan, possibly Kure. Men wearing traditional dress are attending to a decorated float and guarding the two young children seated on futons (mattresses) on top.

An ensemble of unidentified Japanese men, women and children wearing traditional dress. The costumes include kimonos, obis, headdresses and fans. The large group has just completed a performance, poss
A sandal for a giant. This huge rope sandal is a thanks offering from a devout Japanese for answered prayers. It’s traditional in Japan to leave these gifts with frightening guardians. Three unidentif
