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Begin Japanology Season 1, Episode 16: Hanging Scrolls
The wall scroll is not just used for decoration, it has a special role during the tea ceremony that is still practiced in Japan. From the special placement in a room to the padding of the scroll itself, everything must considered. Watch Begin Japanology Season 1, Episode 16 Hanging Scrolls in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Begin Japanology Season 1, Episode 16 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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