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Registered: April 2007
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One of my all-time favorites, the board meaures 42" wide by 30" across. On either side of the playing surface there are sand gardens with carved wood walking paths, a bridge and three 'live' Bonsai trees, rocks. The king stands over 7" tall...pawns about 3" tall. In the middle of the board is the kenji for Samurai. Pieces made from solid Walnut and Poplar, the board made from solid Walnut and Red Oak
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