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painted japanese candles as decoration?
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2012/9/2 18:44
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my aussie friend bought me these pretty japanese candles as seen here, http://www.warosoku.com/egara.htmlI guess they are used in a butsudan, but not sure ... Can I just use them as ordinary candles for decorative purposes in my room? or would my Japanese friends think me odd?! Thanks in advance!
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by bagpuss
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Re: painted japanese candles as decoration?
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2012/9/2 20:21
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No problem.
Japanese candles called "wa-rousoku" are never restricted to use for religion only.
They cast a strong and beautiful light, and not make room dirty so much than generic candles.
So Japanese like to used in front of the costly "butsudan" that plated with gold.
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Re: painted japanese candles as decoration?
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2012/9/2 22:49
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ajapaneseboy- thanks for your answer!
I can display them without worrying then.
They are really pretty!!
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