These are Senjafuda stickers. "Senjafuda" were originally made around the 17th–18th century, to be pasted at shrines and temples as a record of one’s visit. Nowadays, sticking them without permission is not allowed, but instead people use them as name tags, or place them on their belongings to show spirit and determination. Left: a vermilion design with my face and the vertical letters “DeidaraBotchi”, with a seal-like accent saying “Yōkai”. Right: a soft gradient from vermilion to light green, with pale blue clouds, the vertical letters “DeidaraBotchi”, and seal-like accents for “Yōkai” and “Mountain’s Shadow”. Check at the venue to see how to get these stickers!
Promo poster for “Itohen no Saiten”. Copy: “Yokai, texture. Future texture. A textile Hyakki Yagyō (The Night Parade of One Hundred Japanese folk monsters).” ©︎MATSUZAWA Kureha. Weaving machine image on the left. Theme: YOKAI (Japanese folk monster). Held on 7–8 Oct 2025 at Osaka Central Public Hall. Open 13:00–20:00 (7th), 11:00–18:00 (8th).
At Sanshin Co., Ltd.(@sanshinemb) An embroidery instruction sheet for the upper half of my face. What it’s being made for—well, that’s a surprise!
At Sanshin Co., Ltd.(@sanshinemb) An embroidery machine is stitching my silhouette. What it’s being made for—well, that’s a surprise!
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