"Koto"(Musical Instrument)-Shaped Poem Box with designs of Bugaku Dancers and Cherry Tree

利用条件: ハーバード美術館利用条件（InC-EDU相当）

時間: 17～19世紀 1601～1900年
所在: ハーバード美術館

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