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Place making benimochi in Yamagata (Taisho Period (1912–1926))

Beni Museum

Beni Museum
Tokyo, Japan

This photograph was taken at a place that made benimochi in Urushiyama Dewa-mura, Yamagata. In this photo, the petals are spread over a straw mat on a wooden box. A woman is placing the petals in thin layers resembling rice crackers. A man is stepping on the petals in a tub at the back of the photo. Isehan-honten bought benimochi made here and used it to make beni. The fourth proprietor, Kamenosuke Sawada, and his successor (assistant proprietor) Yonosuke appear in the upper part of the photo.

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  • Title: Place making benimochi in Yamagata (Taisho Period (1912–1926))
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