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Blep! While it bears the signature "Sawamura", not much is known about this cute, oversized maneki neko, which appears to be carved with its tongue sticking out. See more cats in "Maneki Neko: Japanese Beckoning Cat" on display post-security, in Terminal 2. http://bit.ly/BeckoningCats This image was posted on May 05, 2018.

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