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Head, hair, limbs and costume are each made by a different specialist - the division of labour on which nearly all Kyoto craft runs.
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Kyo ningyo Kyo ningyo (doll) - a type of Japanese doll. Kyo Ningyo (kabuki) - one of the kabuki repertoire. Tokiwazu-bushi.
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Founded / opened：Edo period Highlights / collection：Division of labour among head, hair, limbs and costume, Sashimono joinery without nails Genre：Crafts and ceramics, Textiles and dyeing
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