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Hello! New Baby Unazukin Set

Tue, 24 Jun 2008 22:49:17 -0400

Hello! New Baby Unazukin Set

Unazukin is the latest "designer toy" from Bandai -- a retro-style Weeble-like doll also reminiscent of Russian Matryoshka nesting doll, with 50s era pop-art looks. A small fairy that lives under a mushroom in the forest, and is said to be a good listener and is a calming mascot. This special Baby Unazukin set features a fully functional voice activated doll that actually reacts to your voice (nodding and shaking her head whenever appropriate) and a picture "frame" in the shape of an Unazukin...

Kokeshi -- Autumn Color ~ Aki

Wed, 16 May 2007 12:58:03 -0400

Kokeshi -- Autumn Color ~ Aki

Here at J-List we like to bring you something different, and we have traditional children's toys for you--perfect for display or as special gifts. This is a kokeshi doll, a wooden doll originally intended for children but now at last recognized as a fine art. These wooden toys were first created as a toy by rural people starting around 150 years ago in the northern prefectures of Japan, and gradually developed into a craft of simple and elegant design. These dolls are now considered art, and...

Kokeshi -- Summer ~ Natsu

Mon, 11 Jun 2007 03:25:11 -0400

Kokeshi -- Summer ~ Natsu

Here at J-List we like to bring you something different, and we have traditional children's toys for you--perfect for display or as special gifts. This is a kokeshi doll, a wooden doll originally intended for children but now at last recognized as a fine art. These wooden toys were first created as a toy by rural people starting around 150 years ago in the northern prefectures of Japan, and gradually developed into a craft of simple and elegant design. These dolls are now considered art, and...

Mugen Puchi Puchi -- Endless Pop Pop - Pink

Fri, 16 May 2008 00:05:30 -0400

Mugen Puchi Puchi -- Endless Pop Pop - Pink

If you just love popping bubble wrap packing, or enjoy tormenting someone who can't stand the constant popping -- this is your dream come true! Someone has finally stepped up and created an endless bubble packing popper and made it into a keychain, so wherever you go, there you pop. An essential, must-have item for anyone who can't resist the urge to pop the bubble wrap. As you might have guessed, 'puchi puchi' is Japanese onomatopoeia for a 'pop-pop' sound. (More like this) (Direct link to...