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15-04-2005, 02:17 PM | #22 | |
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Been asking my friend to send me a photo of the ranchu for ages but he never did. See what I can do. |
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16-04-2005, 01:16 AM | #23 | |
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Do you know the english translation of mehaba and sehaba? Noticed you used these two words in other post. Appreciate if you could use english translation for easy reading. Thanks. |
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16-04-2005, 01:21 AM | #24 |
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Mehaba is distance between the eyes.
Sehaba is the back. |
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16-04-2005, 02:35 AM | #26 | |
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Let me give you an example. I am a Chinese and so are most of us. But somehow the Chinese nationals that I see in Singapore and China are somehow different from the Singaporean Chinese. Somehow you can easily tell them apart though there may be blur area. Sometimes a Japanese ranchu may look like a Thai ranchu and a Thai ranchu may look like a Japanese ranchu. Butchufly, if you want to know more, come and join us for our gathering. We can all learn together. It will be fun and enjoyable. If you need to break the ice, I can invite you for kopi. |
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Sometimes it is very difficult to really explain why a ranchu looks Jap/Thai/Sing. It is the very subtle differences that tells them apart.
But not all the time we can be right .... esp when the quality differences are now rather insignificant nowadays. Think observation is key to appreciation of the ranchus. It is a constant learning process Quote:
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