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Tony's Rokkaku's
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5' Rokkaku with harmony "Chou" design.
The center "Chou" medallion symbolizes long life and
the "Won" border represents happiness & luck.
Tony made this kite for the raffle at
LVKS's Kite Day in the Park, May 2000.

5' Rokkaku.
This kite was made for the raffle prize for
the Harvest Moon Balloon Festival at
Hazelton, PA in September, 2002. Another raffle prize, this 5' rokkaku
was for the Monday "Early Bird Reception" at
the AKA Convention 2002.

10' Rokkaku.
Won first place at Smithsonian Kite Festival in 1996. 6' Rokkaku.
This kite was used in an advertisement for
"One Sky One World" in "KiteLines" and "321 Contact" Magazines.

This Rokkaku is 8' wide and 10' high,
made of 1.5 oz ripstop nylon.
The face of a Japanese Kobuki actor
is appliqued with the execption of the peach cheeks
which were done with designmaster spray paint. 7' "Cloud Cutter" Rokkaku, made in 1993.

6' "Monroe County" Rokkaku.
Made as a raffle prize for a fly in 1996. 6' "Sumo" Rokkaku, Made for Jim Low in 1997.

8' Rokkaku made for the auction at
the AKA Convention at Wildwood, NJ, 1994. 6' "New Jersey" Rokkaku, made in 1998.

Tony presenting the NJ Rokkaku to
Governor Christie Whitman at the
100th Anniversary of Boardwalk at Wildwood, NJ. Rok variation with Swans made as a raffle prize for
LVKS's Kite Day in the Park, 1999.

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5' Rokkaku. This kite was made for the raffle prize for the Harvest Moon Balloon Festival at Hazelton, PA in September, 2002.	Another raffle prize, this 5' rokkaku was for the Monday "Early Bird Reception" at the AKA Convention 2002.


10' Rokkaku. Won first place at Smithsonian Kite Festival in 1996.	6' Rokkaku. This kite was used in an advertisement for "One Sky One World" in "KiteLines" and "321 Contact" Magazines.


This Rokkaku is 8' wide and 10' high, made of 1.5 oz ripstop nylon. The face of a Japanese Kobuki actor is appliqued with the execption of the peach cheeks which were done with designmaster spray paint.	7' "Cloud Cutter" Rokkaku, made in 1993.


6' "Monroe County" Rokkaku. Made as a raffle prize for a fly in 1996.	6' "Sumo" Rokkaku, Made for Jim Low in 1997.


8' Rokkaku made for the auction at the AKA Convention at Wildwood, NJ, 1994.	6' "New Jersey" Rokkaku, made in 1998.


Tony presenting the NJ Rokkaku to Governor Christie Whitman at the 100th Anniversary of Boardwalk at Wildwood, NJ.	Rok variation with Swans made as a raffle prize for LVKS's Kite Day in the Park, 1999.