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  1. Hi. I am also a stone face collector and would love to share some pics with Ms. Yoshiko Hayama. Are you aware of any way to contact her? Thank you.

  2. I am also a face rock collector and I am in WA state. I had the same idea to contact the museum to share pics of my collection so far as well. I wish I could go to the museum!

  3. i have a rock unlike anything else you probably will ever see again if you would like to see it i can send you a picture of it if you would like

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