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"A samurai of the last years of Edo era used this. This is woolen stuff called Gorofuku. Dutch learning as an opportunity. European culture and knowledge will flow into Japan through publications. And the Dutch clothes of Dejima will attract the interest of people, too. As a result. For the same reason, late in the Edo era, a pipe-sleeved haori called \"Rekushon-Haori\" appeared with the tendency. When West type military drill art was introduced from Europe for period by the late Tokugawa period, in Rekushon-Haori, use began. This has several places of small holes, but the state is complete. Size 88cm x 139cm (34.6 \"x 54.7\")"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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