Adachi Hats
Description: The unique and surreal city that is Tokyo, Japan is comprised of 23 wards. Each ward has it's own cool characteristics, personality, and even their own logos. Proudly represent your favorite ward with this stylish Tokyo Ward design, featuring the actual logo from the ward office in Japan. Collect them all!
ADACHI Tokyo Ward Japanese Prefecture Design Hat
by SPEAKING OF JAPAN
$12 $19
Description: Celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Koriyama Japan with this vintage style graphic. Featuring scenic mountain landscapes, traditional shrine architecture, a red torii gate, and vibrant city views during the Adachi-Gahara Folklore Festival. Created for travel enthusiasts, Japanese folklore lovers, and fans of unique Asian art and architecture.
City Koriyama Japan Adachi Gahara Folklore Festival Hat
by travel2xplanet
$12 $19
Description: Ghost of Tsushima is an action-adventure video game played from a third-person perspective. The player has a variety of gameplay options to reach objectives they are given. They can engage in a direct confrontation with enemies using their katana, called a standoff, which can result in a series of fatal strikes against a number of different enemies.[1] In combat, Jin adopts different combat stances when facing different types of enemies: stone stance for hostile swordsmen; water stance for shielded enemies; wind stance for spearmen; and moon stance for brutes.
Description: Clan Sakai was a samurai clan of the island of Tsushima, and a very close ally to Clan Shimura. It is the clan of Jin Sakai and Kazumasa Sakai, and Chiyoko Sakai, and was one of the second five major clans that ruled Tsushima. The clan ruled over Omi Village and the surrounding lands in Toyotama, and also had a presence in Iki. As of the time of Jin Sakai's adulthood, there has been at least 7 generations of clan Sakai[1]. Lord Kazumasa was killed by a raider named Tenzo during the pacification of Iki, and his wife died to an illness, leaving their son Jin as the sole survivor and heir of Clan Sakai.
