Japanese friendship doll and her accessories as received from the Japanese children to the American children.
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was sent to the North Carolina Museum of Natural
Science, Raleigh, NC., where she remains today
Miss Kagawa and her accessories
* Two pedestal lanterns with silk shades
* Silk parasol
* Fan
* Straw sandals (zori)
* Lacquer chest of drawers
* Lacquer storage chest
* Lacquer vanity set with mirror and drawers
* Doll passport (picture follows)
* Steamship ticket
* Lacquer sewing stand
* Purse
* Six panel painted screen for decoration
Included also were two tea sets. One for daily use and one for the Japanese tea ceremony. The tea sets included: porcelain cups, containers for tea, both powdered and loose tea, woven grass mats to protect the table, and a tea pot for the hot water.
* Two pedestal lanterns with silk shades
* Silk parasol
* Fan
* Straw sandals (zori)
* Lacquer chest of drawers
* Lacquer storage chest
* Lacquer vanity set with mirror and drawers
* Doll passport (picture follows)
* Steamship ticket
* Lacquer sewing stand
* Purse
* Six panel painted screen for decoration
Included also were two tea sets. One for daily use and one for the Japanese tea ceremony. The tea sets included: porcelain cups, containers for tea, both powdered and loose tea, woven grass mats to protect the table, and a tea pot for the hot water.
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