Here are the highlights (in more ways than one) from last Sunday.
fake feathers -
real feathers -
just feathers -
keeping the hairspray industry in business -
and let's not forget about haircolor -
and pretty sprinkles and other whachumacallits -
Brace yourself, this is only part 1.
Ahhhh... I'm so proud to be a Tochigan :)
And we wrote about the festival here.
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My days were numbered when I was there in 1953 to 1956. But hairstyles were not much. People, the women, washed their hair in a basin and flipped it back to dry. I never saw anything more exotic than the styles worn by the Geisha. These styles are extraordinary.
Please, if you have time, come to see my blog about Sendai-shi between 1953-1956.
Sendai-shi
Amazing! especially the whachumacallits:)))
Got gel?
Oakland,
Yeah, Got Gel is about right :)
Joanne,
I was thinking to get me a funky matsuri hairstyle too, but then decided against it.
Abraham,
Sendai? That's an odd place for a westerner to be in the 50s! Let me check out your blog :)
Oakland,
Yeah, Got Gel is about right :)
Joanne,
I was thinking to get me a funky matsuri hairstyle too, but then decided against it.
Abraham,
Sendai? That's an odd place for a westerner to be in the 50s! Let me check out your blog :)
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