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20 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
Mouth
Kuchi
Nose
Hana
Face
Kao
Hand
Te
Foot/Leg
Ashi
Head
Atama
Finger
Yubi
Tooth/Teeth
Ha
Eye
Me
Ear
Mimi
Pillow
Makura
Bed
Beddo
Futon
Futon
Window
Mado
Bath
Ofuro
Blanket
Moufu
Soap
Sekken
Toothbrush
Haburashi
Towel
Taoru
Mirror
Kagami