Handmade wooden Japanese boats (2) crafted by a shipwright in Haneda during the late Showa era. Crafts, art, sashimi boat, model, artisan. Thank you for viewing. These are wooden models of Japanese boats made by a shipwright in Haneda about 50-60 years ago. I remember hearing that even back in the 1960s, there weren't many people making them. I was always impressed by the boat-shaped platters of sashimi at celebrations. There's a strange charm that draws you in when you look at them. I think they are exquisite pieces that can be enjoyed for years to come. ☆ Both boats have small parts, and some are missing or broken. ① Larger Boat Length: 95cm (excluding rudder, oars, and paddles) Width: 37cm / Hull width: 27.5cm / Height: 25cm (bow) / Weight: 3.4kg ☆ Missing fasteners (rivets) for the two front parts (mooring and pole holder). ② Smaller Boat Length: 67cm (excluding rudder, oars, and paddles) Width: 34cm / Hull width: 25cm Height (bow): 19cm / Weight: approx. 2kg ☆ Can store items with height, such as nets, under the floor. Exquisite craftsmanship! ☆ They have a powerful presence and are wonderful pieces that can be enjoyed just by displaying them as models. ◇ Size ◇ (approx.) Length: 99cm Width: 32cm Height: 51cm Weight: 2.6kg Although 50 years have passed, there is little warping or bending, and I think they would also be good as base models for making real boats. Other Please take a look at the photos and purchase after understanding. Please purchase only if you understand that these are used items.