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Flower HatsYUKATA AOMORI NEBUTA FESTIVAL DANCER'S BAMBOO FLOWER HATS
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Nice shot! Those hats are very beautiful. I have no idea what they are called, unfortunately. Were you ever able to find out about them?
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So far, no one has told me anything about the hats. I found nothing like them on the net. I won't be awed by computer intelligence until search engines can do pattern recognition and find something like these hats.
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i found something about half-moon hats and flower hats but i suppose its not the same thing :[
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That is very flattering and kind of you to have tried. Thank you deeply.
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Unfortunately I don't know how these hats are called but I like its!
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All that matters is that you like it! Thanks for the fave.
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Festing life and happyness!
Joyfull collors!
Love this composition and space order!
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That's what I loved about it: the festive colors, costumes, and happiness.
Thank you for the fave.
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No infos about those costumes on the Wikipedia, then? Usually, there's a little something about everything there
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For all I know there is plenty of information on these costumes in Wikipedia. The problem is, how do I find it? I mean, after all, what key words would I use? "Flower hats"? That didn't get me anything useful! I'll keep trying. Thanks for the fave
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*lol* Your point on that
Maybe, if you knew which kind of celebration was that, you could try and search for it, and see if there's any information even about those costumes
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Believe me, I spent a solid 2 hours trying to find out. I just kept hitting brick walls.
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Thank you for the fave. Imagine wearing one to work.
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I don't even know what they are called! Still waiting for someone to ID them for me.
Thanks for the fave
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