It was displayed in a glass showcase. Height: 23cm Width: 19cm Depth: 11cm #ShowaRetro #ShinshuNakano #NakanoClayDolls From the following HP: The Nakano dolls, made by Mr. Nara, are said to have originated when Eikichi Nara (the first generation) brought in Fushimi dolls from Kyoto to this regular market (Kusai Market) and began selling clay dolls that he himself made. Nakano dolls are mainly made of lucky charms and figures of manners and customs. The Tatehana dolls, made by Mr. Nishihara, were started in the Meiji era under the guidance of tile craftsmen from the Mikawa region of Aichi Prefecture, and mainly produce dolls based on Kabuki themes. In this way, it is very rare for two types of clay dolls to continue to be made in the same region even today, and clay doll fans from all over Japan gather at the "Nakano Doll Festival" because these Nakano clay dolls are sold by lottery.