Cafe Miyasa - Vintage Japanese Art Tea a kissaten called Kikuya chose

a kissaten called Kikuya chose a black cat holding a vinyl record as its mascot and put it on their matchboxes

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Cafe Miyasa - Vintage Japanese Art Tea a kissaten called Kikuya choseAbout the Art Vintage Japanese artwork found on matchboxes from the 1920s is a fascinating niche within the broader scope of ephemera and graphic design. These small, often overlooked items provide a unique window into the culture, art, and advertising practices of early 20th century Japan. Matchbox labels from this period are highly collectible today, valued for their artistic merit and historical significance. They are studied by historians and