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Kenpōzome

憲法染 · けんぽうぞめ · “named after the swordsman Yoshioka Kenpo (lit. Legal dye)”

Kenpōzome is a brown so dark it verges on black, said to be named for the swordsman Yoshioka Kenpō, though its characters can also be read literally as 'legal dye.'

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