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A doll museum in Miyoshi, showing the work of a doll maker who grew up in the town.
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A doll museum in Miyoshi, Hiroshima, displaying many works by the doll artist Tsujimura Juzaburo, who spent his childhood in Miyoshi. The 1st floor has Tsujimura's dolls, and the 2nd floor displays historical materials such as Miyoshi dolls and the Inno Mononoke Roku. The building is a nationally registered cultural property, built in 1927 as the head office of Miyoshi Bank.
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