Jigsaw puzzles from Japan
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 © Harai Kayomi / Studio Oz 2016: Fuji and phoenix (Kayomi)A phoenix in dazzling colours, set against red Fuji in the background - a traditional composition, yet in Kayomi's distinctive "feathery" style of painting.  No biographical details available. She signs her given name Kayomi in Roman letters.
 In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 2016 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E23302 (23-302 on box) Retail price ¥3600 (approx. US$48.65 €37.11 £30.77) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Epoch 
1518: TashiroikeHigh in the Japan Alps, the highest chain of mountains running north-south across the main island, the banks of this winding lake are fringed with wild azaleas. More about wild azaleas in Sano Gallery
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1518 pieces; 102 x 34 cm (40" x 13") Code: E18502 (18-502 on box) Retail price ¥2500 (approx. US$33.78 €25.77 £21.37) Shipping from ¥1100 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$14.86 €11.34 £9.40) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Morita Toshitaka 
1500: Mist on the cliffs (Kitayama) (Morita)Some of Japan's wildest and most beautiful scenery lies in the Rikuchu Coast National Park... Gnarled pines cling in gravity-defying poses on the rugged cliff, and the sun breaks through the morning mist to complete the impression of grandeur. Born 1946 in Osaka, Morita set out as a freelance scenic photographer in 1975. He has had numerous collections of his work published in book form, as well as calendars and other media, and continues a punishing schedule, spending 200 days a year tramping the Japanese archipelago for material. (Morita is his family name.)
In stockAn Apollo puzzle: 1500 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: P15113 (15-113 on box) Retail price ¥2600 (approx. US$35.14 €26.80 £22.22) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Morita Toshitaka 
1500: Thatched cottage (Hiroshima) (Morita)An idyllic scene in late spring: this thatched cottage, with its accompanying kura (storehouse) is reflected in a newly flooded paddy field, the scene completed by a cherry in full flower and a splendid set of koinobori (carp streamers for boys' day). The house is preserved in Bihoku Park, in Shobara (Hiroshima Prefecture). Born 1946 in Osaka, Morita set out as a freelance scenic photographer in 1975. He has had numerous collections of his work published in book form, as well as calendars and other media, and continues a punishing schedule, spending 200 days a year tramping the Japanese archipelago for material. (Morita is his family name.)
In stockAn Apollo puzzle: 1500 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: P15111 (15-111 on box) Retail price ¥2600 (approx. US$35.14 €26.80 £22.22) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Morita Toshitaka 
1500: Silver birch avenue in Hokkaido (Morita)The landscape of northern island of Hokkaido is very different from the rest of Japan—the climate is distinctly cooler, and even though the latitude is that of northern Italy, one is reminded of Scandinavia. This elegant avenue of silver birches is near the city of Kitami, close to the Sea of Okhotsk. Born 1946 in Osaka, Morita set out as a freelance scenic photographer in 1975. He has had numerous collections of his work published in book form, as well as calendars and other media, and continues a punishing schedule, spending 200 days a year tramping the Japanese archipelago for material. (Morita is his family name.)
In stockAn Apollo puzzle: 1500 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: P15117 (15-117 on box) Retail price ¥2600 (approx. US$35.14 €26.80 £22.22) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Epoch 
1500: Tropical beach in JapanJapan is not usually thought of as tropical, but the chain of islands extending from Kyushu to Okinawa includes many coral islands, an unexploited paradise destination... We are not given a precise location, just "Kagoshima Prefecture", but this must be somewhere in the Amami island group.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1500 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E15537 (15-537 on box) Retail price ¥2500 (approx. US$33.78 €25.77 £21.37) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Studio Sato/Orion/Animaimages 
1500: Mt. Fuji aerial viewAerial view from the north. As Mount Olympus was the home of the Greek gods, so Mt. Fuji (3776 metres above sea level) has its place as the symbol of Japan. Although most popular tourist pictures show the view from the south, with the bullet train passing below Mount Fuji, the best views are from the north and east sides.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1500 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E15548 (15-548 on box) Normally ¥2500 - special offer 50% off: ¥1250 (approx. US$16.89 €12.89 £10.68) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Kuroiwa Toyotaka 1014: Friendly Jizo (Kuroiwa)The stone Jizo figures float - as though on clouds - on a lotus pond set in a scene of rustic tranquillity. The poem reads... En atte deaimashita / Nakayoku ikimasho  The artist was born in Nagano in 1947, and specialises in Buddhist themes, with a distinctive whimsically warm style. (Kuroiwa is his family name - he signs his pictures with a stylised seal of his given name, Toyotaka.)
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1014 pieces; 53 x 38 cm (21" x 15") Code: E56013 (56-013 on box) Retail price ¥2000 (approx. US$27.03 €20.62 £17.09) Shipping from ¥800 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$10.81 €8.25 £6.84) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Sanrio 1000: Hello Kitty in FlorenceHello Kitty visits Italy... In stockA Yanoman puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: Y101124 (10-1124 on box) Retail price ¥3000 (approx. US$40.54 €30.93 £25.64) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Beverly Enterprises 
1000: Hokkaido lavender fieldsA little cooler than most of Japan, the northern island of Hokkaido is ideal for flower growing. Here lavender stretches as far as the eye can see, even lending a purple haze to the distance. In stockA Beverly puzzle: 1000 pieces; 72 x 49 cm (28" x 19") Code: B100120 (100-120 on box) Retail price ¥1980 (approx. US$26.76 €20.41 £16.92) Shipping from ¥1000 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$13.51 €10.31 £8.55) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Yanoman 
1000: Hokkaido sunsetA dramatic sky, and a powerful impression of cold wilderness, yet amazingly this location (Hitsuji-ga-oka, lit. "Sheep-hill") is right on the outskirts of Sapporo. In stockA Yanoman puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: Y101085 (10-1085 on box) Retail price ¥2500 (approx. US$33.78 €25.77 £21.37) Shipping from ¥1000 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$13.51 €10.31 £8.55) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Harai Kayomi / Studio Oz 1000: White tiger howl (Kayomi)The white tiger, one of the four protector gods, looking fierce in the moonlight. This puzzle can be combined with Golden dragon (code E11301) to make a 2000-piece panel; unusually, the tiger belongs on the right, because this is not the usual blue dragon of the east. The box includes the Chinese reading 'Bai-hu' for "White tiger". No biographical details available. She signs her given name Kayomi in Roman letters.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 50 x 75 cm (20" x 30") Code: E11302 (11-302 on box) Retail price ¥3000 (approx. US$40.54 €30.93 £25.64) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Kuroiwa Toyotaka 
1000: Sunrise Jizo (Kuroiwa)Around Japan there are a number of these "husband-and-wife" rocks, joined by a hemp rope, but this view appears to be of the most famous: at Ise, also famed for beautiful sunrises. The six Jizo figures have their usual quizzical expressions, as they bring us the message above... Kokoro-ga kuraku nattemo / kanarazu asahi-wa /noborimasu / Odayaka-ni / awatezu-ni  The artist was born in Nagano in 1947, and specialises in Buddhist themes, with a distinctive whimsically warm style. (Kuroiwa is his family name - he signs his pictures with a stylised seal of his given name, Toyotaka.) In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E11178 (11-178 on box) Retail price ¥3000 (approx. US$40.54 €30.93 £25.64) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Hamada Taisuke
1000: Dawn Fuji, crashing waves (Taisuke)Waves crashing into the shore provide a dramatic foreground to this traditional Red Fuji painting. Traditional not only in composition, but also in its luxurious metallic finish. Born in Aichi Prefecture in 1932, Hamada followed graduation from what is now the Kyoto City University of Arts with a career in art. He has had many successful exhibitions, both in Japan and in America, where he spent considerable time in the 1960s. He signs his pictures traditionally, with his given name, Taisuke, and full-name seal.
In stockA Beverly puzzle: 1000 pieces; 72 x 49 cm (28" x 19") Code: B91101 (91-101 on box) Retail price ¥3600 (approx. US$48.65 €37.11 £30.77) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Epoch 
1000: Kyoto moss gardenThough officially known as Saihôji, this temple is better known as Kokedera, the "Moss Temple", because of its expansive gardens entirely carpeted in moss (120 species, we're told). The temple was originally founded in the eighth century, and the garden restored in 1339.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E11306 (11-306 on box) Retail price ¥3000 (approx. US$40.54 €30.93 £25.64) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Yoshida Keiji
1000: Gion, Kyoto (Keiji)A corner of the historical entertainment area of Kyoto, as a Maiko, or apprentice Geisha entertainer makes her way to her teahouse. The history of this area goes back a thousand years, and the buildings are now all preserved in their traditional state. Born in 1930, in Gifu Prefecture, Yoshida Keiji graduated in 1952 from what is now the Tokyo University of the Arts, and trained as an architect. He was a joint founder of Rengousekkeisha Ichigaya Architects in Tokyo, and in addition has held academic appointments and written widely, particularly on wooden building construction and aspects of townscape. He is active in the movement to preserve the traditional Japanese townscape, which features in his many "travel sketches," together with views from wider travel around the world. Yoshida is his family name.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E11320 (11-320 on box) Retail price ¥3000 (approx. US$40.54 €30.93 £25.64) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Epoch
1000: Enryakuji - ShigaAlthough strictly in Shiga prefecture, this temple is part of the sacred mountain site of Hiei-san, on the Eastern outskirts of Kyoto. In this simple but peaceful scene, the temple building, with its bronze and stone lanterns, stands among the giant cryptomeria trees. Background history: Wikipedia article In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E10600 (10-600 on box) Retail price ¥2500 (approx. US$33.78 €25.77 £21.37) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Yanoman
1000: Fuji from KiyosatoA distant view of Mt. Fuji, from the mountains to the north. Much of Japan is still unspoilt wilderness, and this puzzle includes a huge swathe of mixed forest, in gorgeous autumn hues. A classic Yanoman scenic puzzle, this should be challenging yet not tedious.  In stockA Yanoman puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: Y101083 (10-1083 on box) Retail price ¥2500 (approx. US$33.78 €25.77 £21.37) Shipping from ¥1000 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$13.51 €10.31 £8.55) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Kentaro Nishino 1000: Mother ocean (Nishino)In this marine fantasy, a white tiger and her cub sit placid, as tropical fish swim around them. Kentaro Nishino was born in 1980, in Kanazawa on the Japan Sea coast, and graduated from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2003. He takes his inspiration from nature, while lending his own air of fantasy. Nishino is his family name, but he signs his work "Kentaro N". In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E11199 (11-199 on box) Retail price ¥3000 (approx. US$40.54 €30.93 £25.64) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Epoch 
1000: KurashikiThese distinctive town houses are a reminder of the burgeoning of a new merchant class in the late Edo era (late 18th and 19th centuries). This area of the city of Kurashiki has been designated an architectural preservation area since 1979. In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E10660 (10-660 on box) Retail price ¥2500 (approx. US$33.78 €25.77 £21.37) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Yoshida Keiji 
1000: Waterfront warehouses, Otaru (Keiji)The northern island of Hokkaido was only opened up in the Meiji era (late 19th century), and Otaru became an important port then. This canal provided shelter for ships to unload even in rough weather, and the preserved warehouses date back to that time. They were modelled on building techniques imported from the West. They appear to be brick-built, but are actually timber-framed, with brick and stone outer cladding. Born in 1930, in Gifu Prefecture, Yoshida Keiji graduated in 1952 from what is now the Tokyo University of the Arts, and trained as an architect. He was a joint founder of Rengousekkeisha Ichigaya Architects in Tokyo, and in addition has held academic appointments and written widely, particularly on wooden building construction and aspects of townscape. He is active in the movement to preserve the traditional Japanese townscape, which features in his many "travel sketches," together with views from wider travel around the world. Yoshida is his family name.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E11321 (11-321 on box) Normally ¥3000 - special offer 50% off: ¥1500 (approx. US$20.27 €15.46 £12.82) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Epoch 
1000: Vacation spotAn idyllic place for a hammock — in the Maldive islands... In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E10711 (10-711 on box) Normally ¥2500 - special offer 50% off: ¥1250 (approx. US$16.89 €12.89 £10.68) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Tajima Tsuneo 
1000: Memories of steamA historical shot of the C62 class locomotive number 47 pulling the Yuzuru express on the Joban line on 2nd August, 1966. This is the east coast main line north from Tokyo, in the brief interval when only the section north of Iwaki had not yet been electrified. This is a lightly colorised version of a photograph taken by Tajima when still a schooboy. Original photograph on photographer's website In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 75 x 50 cm (30" x 20") Code: E11188 (11-188 on box) Normally ¥3000 - special offer 50% off: ¥1500 (approx. US$20.27 €15.46 £12.82) Shipping from ¥1200 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Studio Morita / Studio Oz Inc 500: Violet (Haruyo)A delicate young model holds a gauzy purple veil, and just reveals on her sleeve an echo of Hokusai's "Wave." Original title: Shiyu The artist Morita Haruyo studied both Japanese art and kimono design, and she combines these with elements of her own Western-influenced technique. (She travelled to London in 1977, exactly the year I [Brian Chandler] first came to Tokyo.) Morita is her family name: she follows the tradition of signing - and sealing - paintings with her given name only. In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 500 pieces; 38 x 53 cm (15" x 21") Code: E06032 (06-032S on box) Retail price ¥2000 (approx. US$27.03 €20.62 £17.09) Shipping from ¥700 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$9.46 €7.22 £5.98) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © AFLO 
450: Kobe port firework displayDazzling display of fireworks over Kobe port. This is a modern development out into the bay, including a pleasure park–the big wheel is prominent, though reduced to a solid blur by the long exposure needed to capture the fireworks. A natural harbour and important port from ancient times, when Japan opened its doors to the world in 1868, Kobe became one of the principal points of foreign influence, together with Yokohama and Nagasaki, and it retains this cosmopolitan feel to this day. 
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 450 pieces; 38 x 26 cm (15" x 10") Code: E08525 (08-525 on box) Retail price ¥1200 (approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Shipping from ¥500 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$6.76 €5.15 £4.27) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Ozuma Kaname 300: Tiger (Kaname)A rather naturalistic representation of the tiger, ancient symbol of strength. The painter Ozuma Kaname was born in 1939, in Niigata. He studied traditional Japanese art, and his pictures are generally based on traditional themes. Ozuma is his family name: he signs paintings with the single character of his given name only.
In stockAn Appleone puzzle: 300 pieces; 26 x 38 cm (10" x 15") Code: A03126 (300-126 on box) Normally ¥2000 - special offer 50% off: ¥1000 (approx. US$13.51 €10.31 £8.55) Shipping from ¥500 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$6.76 €5.15 £4.27) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
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300: Thai stupaThis stupa (the inverted 'bell' building) is in Sukhothai, capital of the ancient kingdom of northern Thailand. Appropriately for a sacred Buddhist edifice, lotus blossoms crowd the foreground. In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 300 pieces; 38 x 26 cm (15" x 10") Code: E25073 (25-073S on box) Retail price ¥1200 (approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Shipping from ¥500 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$6.76 €5.15 £4.27) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Matsumoto Tadashi 
300: Following wind (Matsumoto)A peaceful summer scene, as the train passes through the gentle landscape around Lake Inawashiro. This is the West Ban'etsu line running east-west across northern Honshu, and principally serving the historic town of Aizu Wakamatsu. Born in Kanagawa in 1973, Matsumoto Tadashi took an arts degree from Tohoku University, before pursuing a career in illustration. He specialises in the railway scene, and his work has appeared both in specialist train magazines and general travel literature. He combines attention to engineering detail with a warm evocation of rural charm. In stockA Yanoman puzzle: 300 pieces; 38 x 26 cm (15" x 10") Code: Y03700 (03-700 on box) Retail price ¥1400 (approx. US$18.92 €14.43 £11.97) Shipping from ¥400 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$5.41 €4.12 £3.42) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
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300: Kaminarimon giant lantern in AsakusaThis huge lantern (about 4 m tall, sponsored by Matsushita Electric) adorns the famous entrance in Asakusa. Kaminari means "lightning", but the entrance is officially known as Furaijin-mon, after the gods of wind (fu) and thunder (rai), who sit on either side. Like all other buildings in the centre of old Tokyo, this was reconstructed after the area was completely destroyed in the Second World War. In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 300 pieces; 26 x 38 cm (10" x 15") Code: E25105 (25-105 on box) Retail price ¥1200 (approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Shipping from ¥500 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$6.76 €5.15 £4.27) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © United Feature Syndicate 300: Snoopy at the bus stop (Peanuts)Waiting for the school bus to wend its way along a picturesque coastal lane... Note: the picture on the box is shown cut into puzzle pieces, but these may not exactly coincide with the actual puzzle. For fifty years Charles M Schulz (1922-2000) drew the Peanuts cartoon strip, featuring Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the rest of the gang, who have become some of the best-known characters all over the world. In stockAn Apollo puzzle: 300 pieces; 38 x 26 cm (15" x 10") Code: P03734 (3-734 on box) Retail price ¥1400 (approx. US$18.92 €14.43 £11.97) Shipping from ¥500 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$6.76 €5.15 £4.27) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Studio Morita / Studio Oz Inc 216: Evening mist (Haruyo)A courtesan, with front-tied obi and sumptuous purple kimono, strikes a dramatic pose - her camellia-patterned fan above her head as though to beckon the misty moon.  The artist Morita Haruyo studied both Japanese art and kimono design, and she combines these with elements of her own Western-influenced technique. (She travelled to London in 1977, exactly the year I [Brian Chandler] first came to Tokyo.) Morita is her family name: she follows the tradition of signing - and sealing - paintings with her given name only.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 216 pieces; 18 x 26 cm (7" x 10") Code: E04002 (04-002 on box) Retail price ¥1200 (approx. US$16.22 €12.37 £10.26) Shipping from ¥400 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$5.41 €4.12 £3.42) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 216: Woman blowing on a glass toy (Utamaro)One of a number of prints made by Utamaro to portray everyday amusement in 18th century Japan - this woman has a toy known as a biidoro (from the Portuguese vidro, glass) which makes a popping sound. Born around 1753, Utamaro was one of the most successful woodblock artists in his own time, specialising in sensuous portraits of women.
In stockAn Epoch puzzle: 216 pieces; 18 x 26 cm (7" x 10") Code: E04514 (04-514 on box) Normally ¥1000 - special offer 10% off: ¥900 (approx. US$12.16 €9.28 £7.69) Shipping from ¥400 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$5.41 €4.12 £3.42) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 204: Saint-Lazare Station (Monet)Although Monet's chief interest was the play of light and shade in nature, he was also a master at painting smoke and steam. This is one of a number of paintings at this station, which is the Paris terminus for trains from Normandy, where he lived most of his life. Founder, and master artist of the school of impressionism, Claude Monet (1840 – 1926) spent his life capturing the effects of light in a way never before achieved.
In stockA Yanoman puzzle: 204 pieces; 15 x 10 cm (6" x 4") Code: Y98309 (98-309 on box) Retail price ¥500 (approx. US$6.76 €5.15 £4.27) Shipping from ¥400 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$5.41 €4.12 £3.42) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Disney 204: Pisces — Daisy (Disney)"The star tale in the night sky: Daisy of Pisces" reads the caption on the puzzle.
In stockA Yanoman puzzle: 204 pieces; 10 x 15 cm (4" x 6") Code: Y98433 (98-433 on box) Retail price ¥500 (approx. US$6.76 €5.15 £4.27) Shipping from ¥400 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$5.41 €4.12 £3.42) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Yanoman
204: Kaminarimon gate in AsakusaThis huge lantern (about 4 m tall) adorns the famous entrance in Asakusa, officially known as Furaijin-mon, after the gods of wind and thunder, who you can just see on either side.
In stockA Yanoman puzzle: 204 pieces; 15 x 10 cm (6" x 4") Code: Y98298 (98-298 on box) Retail price ¥500 (approx. US$6.76 €5.15 £4.27) Shipping from ¥400 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$5.41 €4.12 £3.42) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
 © Yanoman
204: Shinjuku skyscrapersThe modern Tokyo skyline - the central building is Tokyo City Hall, the administrative headquarters for the metropolis built in 1991.
In stockA Yanoman puzzle: 204 pieces; 15 x 10 cm (6" x 4") Code: Y98301 (98-301 on box) Retail price ¥500 (approx. US$6.76 €5.15 £4.27) Shipping from ¥400 (N. America, Europe, Australasia: approx. US$5.41 €4.12 £3.42) Buy this puzzle Add to basket All about ordering (please read first) |
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