Sushi Shark PrintFine Art Print on Archival Matte Paper 11"x14" Signed and dated Japantown's most famous shark the Sushi Shark was originally created by artist Doug Wright for the SharkByte Art Project in 2002. The Sharks were auctioned off and winning bidder Don Gagliardi donated the Sushi Shark back to the neighborhood. The lovingly restored Sushi Shark now sits in the window at Kogura Company in Japantown. Tamiko Rast's watercolor painting of the Sushi Shark for

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Headliners x Roy's Station – Headliners teamed up with Roy's Station on this collaborative t-shirt featuring Paperboy having coffee and wishing everyone a good day

Printed with navy ink for a nod to his beloved Dodgers

Printed on Unisex District Perfect Weight Fleece Hoodie in the SF Bay Area • White printing • Cotton/poly blend fleece • Fabric weight: 9 oz (mid-weight) • Fleece-lined hood

- Signed and dated

- Fine Art Print on Archival Matte Paper

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Japantown Midweight Pullover Hoodie – Commemorating San Jose Japantown

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Printed on Men's Independent Heavyweight Zip Hooded Sweatshirt 4000Z in the SF Bay Area • Cotton/poly blend fleece • Fabric weight: 10 oz

Nihonmachi (Japanese word for Japantown)

S (6-8) M (10-12) L (14-16) XL (18-20) Width (inches) 15 ¼ 16 ¼ 17 ¼ 18 ¼ Length (inches) 20 ⅞ 22 ⅛ 23 ⅜ 24 ⅜