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Movement and talking doll. Material :  Standard Japan Quality  

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Material : Rubber Standard Japan Quality  

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Material : Wood Standard Japan Quality  

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Ceramic Material Standard Japan Quality

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Material : Wood Standard Japan Quality  

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Material : Stainless - Rubber Standard Japan Quality  

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Rubber material Standard Japan Quality

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Rubber material Standard Japan Quality

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1 set of folding pole length 140cm  

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Material : Stainless Made in Japan  

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KIMONO DOOL This souvenir statue represents a Japanese Maiko (aspiring Geisha), a figure known for her grace, discipline, and skill in traditional performing arts. The red kimono she wears, often adorned with crane motifs, symbolizes spirit, good fortune, and good wishes. Purchased as a souvenir to commemorate a trip to Japan, this statue represents a unique gift that conveys admiration for the beauty, culture, and aesthetics represented by the Maiko, making it a meaningful collector's item. Product Advantages : Strong Cultural Representation: Symbolizes the elegance of the Japanese Maiko/Geisha. Ideal...

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Material : Ceramic Standard Japan Quality  

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MANEKI NEKO  This souvenir is a Maneki-Neko (Good Luck Cat) figurine with the iconic Mi-ke (tricolor) fur pattern, packaged in a plastic display case. Its main feature is its raised right paw, traditionally intended to attract money and financial luck (Kin-un). The cat also holds a gold coin (Koban) as a symbol of prosperity, and has a solar-powered mechanism that makes its paw wave automatically when exposed to light. This figurine is not only a typical Japanese decoration, but also a powerful symbol of hope for financial success and wealth....

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MANEKI NEKO This souvenir features a miniature Maneki-Neko (Good Luck Cat) family, housed in a transparent plastic box with a backdrop featuring Mount Fuji and cherry blossoms. The centerpiece is a large white Maneki-Neko with a blue floral necklace, flanked by two small kittens. The large Maneki-Neko has its paws raised, traditionally symbolizing good luck and money (successful business). Beneath it is a small solar panel, indicating that the cat's paws can move (wave) using light power. This souvenir represents the hope for prosperity and family happiness and is a...

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NEGURUMI DARUMA This iconic Daruma doll symbolizes hopes centered on love, romance, and success in personal relationships. Based on the principle of the Daruma doll that always gets back up when dropped, it teaches the value of perseverance and tenacity (the principle of Nanakorobi Yaoki—fall seven times, rise eight times) in the pursuit of happiness. This souvenir is perfect as a gift for a partner, a friend looking for love, or for yourself as a symbol of commitment to achieving a relationship goal, whether it's finding a partner, improving a...

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Talking doll Material :  Standard Japan Quality  

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Material : Ceramic Standard Japan Quality  

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Material : Rubber Standard Japan Quality  

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Small cup for table decoration Ceramic Material Standard Japan Quality

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Material : Plastic Standard Japan Quality  

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Ceramic Material Standard Japan Quality

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NAGOYA CASTLE This miniature souvenir is a replica of Nagoya Castle (Nagoya-jō), one of Japan's most historic castles, housed in a dark green acrylic display case. The centerpiece is a shiny gold-colored miniature of the main palace, flanked by two ornamental statues of the legendary carp known as Shachihoko. With the combination of the luxurious gold color and the protection of the case, this souvenir makes an ideal and classy keepsake, representing the rich history and iconic architecture of Nagoya. Product Advantages : Iconic Landmark Representation: Directly references Nagoya Castle,...

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Material : Cotton 100% Standard Japan Quality  

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Material : Plastic Standard Japan Quality  

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In Japanese lore, Ninja (忍者) are known not for attention, but for intelligence, silence, and precision. NINJA 忍者 – CAP captures that essence through a controlled yet striking design—combining red and black to represent courage and composure. Its character aligns with Japanese street culture and stealth-inspired headwear trends, where strong identity doesn’t need to be loud. Designed for those who appreciate understated style with depth, this cap features a classic silhouette that’s comfortable for all-day wear. The iconic Ninja identity makes it easy to style with streetwear, daily casual outfits,...

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Noren Code: NO14JP Door Curtain Made in Japan

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Noren Code: NO25JP Door Curtain Made in Japan

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Noren Code: NO26JP Door Curtain Made in Japan

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Noren Code: NO5JP Door Curtain Made in Japan

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豆Samurai warriors, when they went out, wore their sword and/or dagger on the left side of theirbody. Well-trained warriors could hold the sheath by left hand, pull out the sword by right hand,and slash at their enemy all in the blink of an eye. Therefore, if a samurai sat in a room andplaced his sword on the tatami mat just to his left, it was regarded as a sign of his readiness toattack the other person sharing the place. So it used to be good manners for samurai warriors toput...

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豆Samurai warriors, when they went out, wore their sword and/or dagger on the left side of theirbody. Well-trained warriors could hold the sheath by left hand, pull out the sword by right hand,and slash at their enemy all in the blink of an eye. Therefore, if a samurai sat in a room andplaced his sword on the tatami mat just to his left, it was regarded as a sign of his readiness toattack the other person sharing the place. So it used to be good manners for samurai warriors toput...

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豆Samurai warriors, when they went out, wore their sword and/or dagger on the left side of theirbody. Well-trained warriors could hold the sheath by left hand, pull out the sword by right hand,and slash at their enemy all in the blink of an eye. Therefore, if a samurai sat in a room andplaced his sword on the tatami mat just to his left, it was regarded as a sign of his readiness toattack the other person sharing the place. So it used to be good manners for samurai warriors toput...

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Material : Stainless Steel

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Material: Stainless Steel

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Material: Stainless Steel

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Material: Stainless Steel

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