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Excavated Items from the Otobishima Ritual Site in Okayama
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Excavated Items from the Otobishima Ritual Site in Okayama

Stone Chest
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Stone Chest

The Central Mara Sutra (Volume 4)
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The Central Mara Sutra (Volume 4)

Kaigen Shakyoroku (Volume 18, Remaining)
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Kaigen Shakyoroku (Volume 18, Remaining)

The Sea Dragon King Sutra
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The Sea Dragon King Sutra

Moon Lamp Samadhi Sutra
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Moon Lamp Samadhi Sutra

Dry Lacquer Gigaku Mask
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Dry Lacquer Gigaku Mask

Yellow Background with Flowers, Diamonds, Flowers and Birds
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Yellow Background with Flowers, Diamonds, Flowers and Birds

Kyudou Chigu Sumiyaki〈Shakudan〉
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Kyudou Chigu Sumiyaki〈Shakudan〉

Kinuta Celadon Phoenix Ear Vase (inscribed Sensei)
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Kinuta Celadon Phoenix Ear Vase (inscribed Sensei)

Excavated Items from the Ruins of Shin'yu Ji Temple, Kyoto
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Excavated Items from the Ruins of Shin'yu Ji Temple, Kyoto

Ball Version
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Ball Version

Abhidharma-Sha (volume 22 Remaining)
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Abhidharma-Sha (volume 22 Remaining)

Nine Stripe Kasaya (ruffled Robe) (Yellow Background with
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Nine Stripe Kasaya (ruffled Robe) (Yellow Background with

Nine Stripe Kasaya (traditional Japanese Robe) (White
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Nine Stripe Kasaya (traditional Japanese Robe) (White

Nine Striped Kasaya (robe with a Design of the Taso and
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Nine Striped Kasaya (robe with a Design of the Taso and

The Publication Record of the Kegon Abbreviated Commentary
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The Publication Record of the Kegon Abbreviated Commentary

The Sutra of the Arslan
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The Sutra of the Arslan

Volume 4 of the Unraveling of the Mysterious Sutra (Kanasako
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Volume 4 of the Unraveling of the Mysterious Sutra (Kanasako

Dragon and Tiger in Ink on Silk (by Muqi)
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Dragon and Tiger in Ink on Silk (by Muqi)