A charming little tea shop in the Kinokuniya Building of Japantown, San Francisco. The only walls were movable shoji screens.
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2009Feb 1
tags: Japantown | Micron pen and watercolor pencils | San Francisco
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trebor61 3:48 am on February 4, 2009 | #
I think your wee paintings are great, Linda and enjoy reading the descriptions. I now know what the proper name for folding screens is. More please!
mugitea 1:49 pm on February 4, 2009 | #
Thank you Trebor for your nice comment!