Nagano Japan Crewneck Sweatshirts

Nagano Japan with History.

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The map of Nagano Prefecture (長野県) of Japan, in watercolor style, below the map is Nagano in Kanji (長野) and GPS coordinate of Nagano Prefecture, 36°39′05″N 138°10′51″E.

Nagano Japan Ski poster in a beautiful vintage or retro style.

The unique and surreal nation that is Japan is comprised of 47 prefectures. Each prefecture has it's own cool characteristics, personality, and even their own logos. Proudly represent your favorite prefecture with this stylish Japanese Prefecture design, featuring the actual logo from the prefecture office in Japan. Collect them all!

The unique and surreal nation that is Japan is comprised of 47 prefectures. Each prefecture has it's own cool characteristics, personality, and even their own logos. Proudly represent your favorite prefecture with this stylish Japanese Prefecture design, featuring the actual logo from the prefecture office in Japan. Collect them all!

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Hakuba Valley Mascot, Murao III and his snowboard

Matsumoto drain cover from Nagano Prefecture depicting temari balls. Back print

Matsumoto drain cover from Nagano Prefecture depicting temari balls. Front print

Add some fun and beauty to your home with this Japan traveler poster design or give it as the perfect gift!

A design to remind you of the good snowboard days in Hakuba Goryu, Nagano Japan. A outline of Hakuba Alps, which is a signature of Hakuba Valley.

The unique and surreal nation that is Japan is comprised of 47 prefectures. Each prefecture has it's own cool characteristics, personality, and even their own logos. Proudly represent your favorite prefecture with this stylish Japanese Prefecture design, featuring the actual logo from the prefecture office in Japan. Collect them all!

Hakuba Valley Mascot, Murao III and his snowboard

The symbol of Japan Nagano prefecture ( 長野県 - Nagano ken) in gold faux style. Suitable for people who love Nagano or traveling to Nagano.

Matsumoto drain cover from Nagano Prefecture depicting temari balls. Colour variant 3 - Front print.

Matsumoto drain cover from Nagano Prefecture depicting temari balls. Back print, white background.

Matsumoto drain cover from Nagano Prefecture depicting temari balls. Back print, coral background

Matsumoto drain cover from Nagano Prefecture depicting temari balls. Colour variant 1 - Front print.

Matsumoto drain cover from Nagano Prefecture depicting temari balls. Back print, orange background

the last trip.

Hakuba Valley Mascot, Murao III and his snowboard

Small bar under the train track

Tokyo Tower at night

Matsumoto drain cover from Nagano Prefecture depicting temari balls. Colour variant 2 - Front print.

Hakuba and the Alps in Nagano Prefecture

Cats in Classic Japanese back street

A design to remind you of the good snowboard days in Hakuba Goryu, Nagano Japan. A outline of Hakuba Alps, which is a signature of Hakuba Valley.

Snow covered Hakuba Valley mountains. Hakuba, Nagano, Japan.

Takamatsu drain cover from Kagawa Prefecture. - Front print.

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Named “Phoenix That Glares In All Directions” because it appears that the sharp eyes of the phoenix are glaring at you wherever you are, this painting has a force that can overpower all those who gaze on it. The richly colored phoenix, painted with lavish use of expensive pigments on a foundation made of layers of white clay, and sprinkled with gold dust, looks like it will start moving at any moment now. It has a compelling majesty that befits a stunning masterpiece of Hokusai’s last years.

Niseko Snowboarding Decal ニセコ 01 Black | Japan Hokkaido | Japow Powder Snow

The Dragon by Katsushika Hokusai painted in 1844 in Obuse city, Nagano Prefecture. Hokusai was eighty-five when he visited Obuse for the second time in 1844. It took a half year to complete the ceiling painting of “Dragon” and “Phoenix”. The background of “Dragon” is fiery red and that of “Phoenix” is dark indigo. The contrast of brightness and darkness have in common with the Chinese principles of Yin and Yang.

Iiyama City is located in the mountainous far northern portion of Nagano Prefecture, Japan. The area is known for severe winters with heavy snowfall.

Lone snow covered maple tree in Hakuba Valley mountains. Hakuba, Nagano, Japan.