May 12th, '09, 11:17
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by Jayaratna » May 12th, '09, 11:17
Hello everyone,
well, randomly browsing I came across this shop, which looks interesting, with a varied range of prices. I cannot understand japanese and online translators do not help. Anyone knows about it or have experience buying from it?
http://www.kohoan.com/shop/top.php
I like a lot these pieces:
But there are so many interesting things:
(I always wondered if I like oribe style: anyone does?)
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May 12th, '09, 13:46
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by Chip » May 12th, '09, 13:46
Interesting site, but no English icon, might not be very user friendly for Westerners. I guess if you really wanted something from them you could attempt to email them and hope for a reply ... or use a broker.
I am sure I will own an Oribe one day, green is my fave color. Both Shino and Oribe command handsome prices new and used.
May 12th, '09, 13:58
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by Tead Off » May 12th, '09, 13:58
This site has an astonishing amount of minoyaki at every price point. It has to be one of the best online shops of this type. But, as Chip points out, no English. Luckily for me, I live in a building with dozens of Japanese neighbors that I will ask to help me translate. I am ready to spend some Baht.
May 13th, '09, 13:06
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by Jayaratna » May 13th, '09, 13:06
Tead Off wrote:This site has an astonishing amount of minoyaki at every price point. It has to be one of the best online shops of this type. But, as Chip points out, no English. Luckily for me, I live in a building with dozens of Japanese neighbors that I will ask to help me translate. I am ready to spend some Baht.
That's nice: let me know what happens
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