A small, celluloid-style case and a small box from the 1980s featuring "Tonari no Miyo-chan" and a Bunka-ya Zakkaten (Culture Shop) design. The "Tonari no Miyo-chan" case is the size of a soap dish, and the doll-patterned one is slightly larger. Unlike typical resin products, both have a certain elasticity. The interlocking parts of the sides have the curved indentations seen in celluloid cases, but the interior finish and the age suggest they are "celluloid-style." The "Miyo-chan" case was used briefly to hold sticky notes, but both have been stored without anything else inside. Therefore, the interiors are clean and in good condition, but both have some scratches on the bottom and the surface of the lids. In addition, the doll-patterned case has faded due to exposure to fluorescent lights in the room, except for the bottom (photos 6 and 8). There are also fine cracks in two corners of the lid (photos 9 and 10), and a 3mm chip on one corner of the lid, likely caused by contact with the body of the case (photo 11). I didn't notice the cracks and chip until I examined them closely, and they shouldn't affect use, but please be aware of this. Also, the "Miyo-chan" case has a 1mm black dot on the bottom, likely due to a foreign object that got in during manufacturing (photo 12). Please note that this is from the time of manufacture. I may have overlooked something, but these items are about 40 years old, so I hope they will be purchased by someone who understands vintage items. ◾️Size Tonari no Miyo-chan: Approximately 9.2 x 6.8 x 3 cm Doll pattern: Approximately 11.2 x 8.7 x 3.9 cm (Thickness is the maximum height, including the raised part in the center of the lid) Toolbox Stationery Everyday Goods Olive Goods Olive (Yu-packet Plus)