I don't know the details, but it seems to have been made in the Tohoku region, modeled after a real person. It is also said that the production cost at the time was 20,000 to 30,000 yen. I don't know if it was commissioned at the time of the person's death, but it may also have the meaning of a wooden figure (Moggu) in the Korean sense. There is no inscription on the back, but since other items are mostly from the 1960s, I think this item is also from around that time. It is an old item, so there are scratches and stains appropriate for its age. Also, the pigment or paint may stick to your hands, so please be aware of this. Height: Approximately 8cm The size is approximate. The color may differ slightly between the actual item and the image. The neck wobbles. Because it's a kokeshi doll.