Kintaro vs Giant Carp Sock for Men* NECKLACE Their only crime was looking

Their only crime was  looking like the enemy

and the true meaning of family

His family returned to California without him

This illustrated history introduces readers to the fascinating heroes of early Japanese American baseball from the visiting students of the 1870s to the barnstorming professional teams of the early 20th century

By Meher McArthur

Kintaro vs Giant Carp Sock for Men* NECKLACE Their only crime was lookingFrom a woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi depicting Sakata Kaidomaru, the legendary warrior and retainer, aka Kintaro, wrestling a giant carp. Kintaro is a folk hero, often celebrated on Boy's Day (Tango no Sekku, May 5) Sized for men; shoe size 7 10 (will fit women with shoe sizes 6 9). 70% cotton, 20% nylon, 10% Elastane. Wash in cold water; do not bleach or iron. Hang dry for best results. No additional discount on sale item. All sales final.