I took a photo of one of the most famous wood carvings in the world. This carving is so ingrained in our culture, you immediate recognize the proverb and there are even 3 emojis the represent it! Their names are:
Kikazaru (聞かざる), "does not hear", Iwazaru (言わざる), "does not speak", Mizaru (見ざる), "does not see".

You’ll find them 2 hours North of Tokyo at the Nikko Toshogu Shrine, decorating the Shinkyo (the sacred horse stable), constructed in 1636.  

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I shared my photo of the famous Sanzaru wood carvings today. I also collect kawaii socks  when I travel and I purchased all of these in Nikko. I spent a lot of money collecting official charms at the temples but also collecting adorable souvenirs at the stores in town. I can’t help it. It’s too cute.

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Supah cute! 🥰 It's amazing how these old ideas still connect with people in meaningful ways, even in today's digital age (creating cute stuff).

Ninja 🥷 | Femme 🌸 | Cats, butterflies and rainbow 🐈🦋🌈 |  /nexus-infinitum founder ♾️

I don’t think the artist could even imagine that one day a famous drawing of a cat would wear a money costume and recreate his work! And then we would weave it into coverings for our feet!