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 | Friendship Dolls - Data on Japanese Friendship Dolls and American Blue-eyed dolls exchanged in friendship. From Wesleyan University.
|  | Japanese American Doll Enthusists (JADE) - Collectors and dealers group with illustrated information on various types of Japanese dolls, particularly the Friendship Dolls.
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 | Miss Hyogo - A Journey of Friendship - - Gives the story of Miss Hyogo, one of the dolls sent to the US from the children of Japan as a sign of friendship.
|  | Miss Mie, I Presume? - Documents and display of the Miss Mie friendship doll, at the University of Nebraska.
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 | The Misses Shimame and Toyama visit IUS - Information on the reuniting of two 32-inch Japanese dolls that have not been together since their arrival in the United States in the 1920s.
|  | A Mission of Friendship - With a growing xenophobia in the US after World War I, a missionary attempted to bridge the divide through Friendship Dolls. Gives history and guide to the creation of the dolls, and current museum displays.
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 | Museum Collection Gallery - Miss Tottori - - Shows display photos of Miss and Mr. Tottori, as well as other items included in the friendship doll exchange. From the South Dakota State Historical Society.
|  | Nagasaki Tamako - Describes the ambassador doll sent Japan to the USA in 1927 with the mission of peace and goodwill, and current exhibit at the Rochester Museum and Science Center.
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 | Urayasu Friendship Doll Exchange Association - Gives history of friendship dolls and the turbulent change of feelings between Japan and the US during World War II.
|  | Yokohama Doll Museum Friendship Dolls - Describes one of the largest and earliest exchanges of "Blue-eyed Dolls and Return Gift Dolls" conducted between the US and Japan in 1927.
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