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shunga, Japanese erotic art in woodblock print format, A antique washi paper book from 19th century Meiji, Japan. The book contains both full color page and single color text pages. A erotic version of famous novel book "tale of genii" This is the a two volume book and the 2nd 1/2. Album title is "Tale of Genji Fifty Four 2 of 2" 春画 春本 明治時代 源氏物語服飾浮世五十四帖下卷 木版畫
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