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Michael Vokabre's art stuffs
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Painted in ink and watercolour on a postcard with a view from Odaiba of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower, purchased at Kyukyodo (鳩居堂) shop in Tokyo's Ginza.
Sent from Odaiba Kaihin Koen Mae (お台場海浜公園前) post office in Tokyo for a special fukei-in (风景印) cancellation.
A composite scan of the postcard, the painting described before is on the left, on the right is the address area of the postcard. Above the address superimposed is the front of the postcard — a night view in blue with the Rainbow bridge in blue and red, Tokyo Tower in red, and white spots of the towers in the back. Below a part of the address can be seen, saying "Israel" in English and Japanese. On the right bottom is the post office's stamp AIR MAIL, on the right is the black cancellation stamp saying ODAIBAKAIHINKOENMAE Japan. On top is the postage stamp, pink with pink flowers, with special cancellation on the left, depicting the Rainbow Bridge and a sailing ship in the bay in front of it. "Odaiba Kaihin Koen Mae, Tokyo" is written in Japanese.
December 2, 2025 at 4:32 PM
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Painted in watercolour and ink on a postcard from Port of Humanity Tsuruga Museum (人道の港 敦賀ムゼウム).
Sent from Odaiba Kaihin Koen Mae (お台場海浜公園前) post office in Tokyo for a special fukei-in (风景印) cancellation.
Composite scan with the artwork on the left, and on top the rest of the postcard. Superimposed above the address is the front of the postcard — a photo of the museum at night. Below the part of the address can be seen, saying "Israel" in English and Japanese. On the bottom from it a stamp "AIR MAIL" is seen, made by the postal worker. On the right are blank printed spots for the postcode and the word "POST CARD". Above is a printed spot with an outline of an apple to affix a stamp to, the stamp affixed at the corner of this outline. The stamp is pink, with pink flowers. On the left is the special "Fukei-in" stamp, red, with "Odaiba Kaihin Koen Mae Tokyo" written in Japanese, depicting the Rainbow Bridge, the bay, and a sailing ship in the front. On the right is the international black stamp saying "Odaiba Kaihin Koen Mae JAPAN" in English.
November 27, 2025 at 1:06 PM
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Painted in ink and watercolour on a postcard with @funassyi from funassyiland.
Sent from Azabudai Hills (麻布台ヒルズ) Mori Tower post office for a special fukei-in (风景印) cancellation.
Composite scan, on the left is the painting described before, on the right is the address line with the stamp. On top of the latter superimposed is front of the postcard with a photo of Funassyi, a mascot character who's a yellow pear, smiling. Below one can see signed "Israel" in English and Japanese, to which a post office worker added "by Air". Above is a 100 yen stamp, pink with pink flowers, saying "Nippon", on the left is a fukei-in cancellation depicting Azabudai Hills tower and Tokyo Tower in the back, signed Azabudai Hills in Japanese. On the bottom is another, international cancellation, saying Azabudai Hills Tokyo Japan in English.
November 26, 2025 at 1:44 PM
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This is the lovely thing about washi-hanja paper, just a bit of paint adds a lot of variation!
November 21, 2025 at 10:35 AM
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Painting in ink and watercolour on the back of the postcard "Scenery with the Enoden".
Sent from Azabudai Hills (麻布台ヒルズ) Mori Tower post office for a special fukei-in (#风景印) cancellation.
A composite scan with the painting described before on the left. On the right, superimposed above the address is the front of the postcard, a drawing of a tram in front of the sea signed in Japanese and English "Scenery with the ENODEN / Thunderhead with blue sea". Below part of the address is visible, "Israel" in English and Japanese. Below that "by air" was written by the postal worker. On the right is the international cancellation, partially obscured, saying "...SUDAIHILLS TOKYO JAPAN". Above is the postal stamp of 100 yen, pink, with pink flowers, signed Nippon, affixed slightly covering the stamp placement printed on the postcard, which depicts the front of the tram. The stamp has a special cancellation Fukei-in, signed in Japanese "Tokyo Azabudai Hills", the cancellation is red, with an outline of Azabudai Hills, the cityscape, and Tokyo Tower in the distance.
November 20, 2025 at 7:35 PM
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A painting in ink and watercolour on a postcard from Kawai piano shop in Tokyo, sent as a patreon reward.
Composite scan with the painting described before on the left. On the right, where there's the address written superimposed is the front of the postcard which is the sheet music for "Sakura" "Japanese traditional song". Above the sheet music which is one line of music and two lines of lyrics, are decorative sakura flowers. Above the superimposed scan is the stamp, pink with pink flowers, saying NIPPON 100.
November 19, 2025 at 6:12 AM
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I very much approve being near a big frog!
November 19, 2025 at 6:08 AM
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Ink and watercolour painting on the back of a postcard with a photo of Mt. Fuji by Ohyama Yukio (大山 行男), sent from Japan as a Patreon reward.
A composite scan of the whole postcard with the painting described before on the left side. On the right, over the place where there's the address is the front of the postcard — a phot of Mt. Fuji in the morning dawn, signed "Mount Fuji Morning Glory (Kushigara yama)". To the right printed is the name of the photographer Yukio Ohyama, and the name of the publisher Q Photo International Inc. Phone: Tokyo. The number is obscured by the 100 yen stamp, pink, with pink flowers.
November 13, 2025 at 1:39 PM
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I used 100¥ stamp in case the address is wrong and they would have to send it internationally "back"
November 11, 2025 at 3:55 PM
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I'm glad that Marionnette Amis sent a photo because you can see the Fukei-in special postmark that some post offices in Japan offer — this one is from a post office at Ningyocho ("Doll District") of Tokyo, with the mechanical clock.
November 11, 2025 at 3:55 PM
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I took photos of my postcards while at Marionnette Amis cafe and they liked it, so I thought of sending one to them!
November 11, 2025 at 3:55 PM