Daruma doll is a Japanese traditional red doll which is considered as a symbol of good luck, making it a famous souvenir.

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The iconic Japanese dolls range from a couple of inches to several feet in height, and there are thousands of them at the 1,300-year-old temple, located about an hour from downtown Osaka in Minoh ...