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Wall Tiles by Takashi Yanase The item in the image is a ceramic tile (poem tile) from before the creation of Anpanman, featuring poems and illustrations by Takashi Yanase, known as the creator of Anpanman. These are rare, Showa-era retro items from over 30 years ago, measuring 11cm square. Each tile contains a poem expressing Yanase's deep view of life and death, and his love for humanity. Poem contents of each tile: Top row (selected): "Is it sadness there? Though the fog is deep and I can't see, it's alright, let's move forward," a poem about the will to keep moving forward even in difficult situations. Bottom left: "Humans are lonely, aren't they? Humans are strange, aren't they? When hearts touch, and nothing is said, just that joy is the ultimate happiness in life," a poem that values the connection between people. Bottom right: "Happiness, don't come too quickly. Happiness, don't rush. Happiness, come riding on a snail, yawning," a famous poem expressing the feeling of waiting for happiness leisurely. These works are currently traded in antique shops and flea market sites, and are collector's items. I will offer a discount. Please comment. The top row tile has a slight warp. I would be happy to sell it to someone who is looking for it. I will pack it carefully and ship it. Thank you for viewing.
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