Excellent condition, operation confirmed. Raymay Fujii Talking Globe with National Flags OYV400 Width 320 x Height 350 x Depth 250mm Sphere diameter 25cm From Raymay Fujii, a stationery manufacturer, comes a popular globe with talking national flags. By touching a country with the included touch pen, information can be heard from the touch pen. For small countries that are difficult to touch, touching the flag will allow you to hear the information. The information includes the country name, capital, area, population, and regional classification (such as continent). By pressing the button on the touch pen, the voice changes from Japanese to English, and the country name is pronounced in English. The volume can also be adjusted with the touch pen. It comes with illustrations of national flags of approximately 191 countries and is an administrative type with different colors for each country. It is a full-rotation globe that makes it easy to see the Southern Hemisphere, allowing you to easily see Antarctica, etc., without having to look down. The base is designed to hold stationery such as pencils and erasers, and it is easy to use, with detailed ingenuity typical of a Japanese manufacturer. The touch pen can also be stored on the base, so there is no worry of losing it. This product is ideal for learning, as a gift for entrance to school, promotion, moving, birthdays, and Christmas. With the introduction of globe-based lessons in the curriculum, the era of having a globe in every home is increasing. If you keep it in the living room, you can check the information about countries you hear about in TV news and sports broadcasts while playing with your children. The talking globe is recommended as an educational toy with a game-like feel that stimulates interest in the world for children who cannot yet read and for adults. Thank you for viewing. Everything in the image is included. Thank you for your understanding of home storage. Educational toy Educational globe Earth ball Tokan Kumon Teikoku Shoin Antique Hobonichi Showa Japanese map New school term Promotion Elementary school students Elementary school Junior high school students Junior high school Geography Map Entrance ceremony Entrance Topography