Public bath miniature collection

A little bit retro? The "Public Bath Miniature Collection" officially recognized by the "National Bathhouse Association" is finally complete!

The bathing culture that Japan is so proud of has been faithfully recreated in palm-sized pieces. There are five different types in the lineup.

The items, such as the tall chimney, the painted picture of Mt. Fuji, the bathroom scale, the leather massage machine, and the classic coffee milk, are all nostalgic for those who used to go to public baths, and new for those who don't. This will be a must-have permanent collection for public bath lovers.

Also, as a lucky item, there is a rare chance that the National Bathhouse Association's official character, "Yuppo-kun", will be included!

*This is a box type product containing 12 pieces.

■ Lineup
All 5 types

1. Daikokuyu (Adachi Ward, Tokyo)
Daikokuyu has long been loved in Senju Kotobukicho and is known as the "King of Public Baths." The top of the long chimney, which can be said to be the symbol of public baths, is decorated with soot.
(Width 3.7 x Height 3.3cm)

2. Weight scale and clothes basket
This is a miniature version of Tanaka Scales' commercial scale. The needle that indicates the weight is printed on the glass surface in front. By turning the surface, you can freely change the weight that the scale indicates.
(Weight scale/height 6.5cm)
(Clothes basket/width 3cm)

3. Massage machine and coffee milk
The nostalgic massage machine has leather that is painted to resemble the tension of the leather. The coffee milk is from Meiji, a brand familiar to bathhouse users.
(Massage machine/height 5cm)
(Coffee milk/height 1.9cm)

4. Public bath and public bath painting (Mt. Fuji)
A reproduction of a public bathhouse painting by Morio Nakajima, one of only three paint artists in Japan. The movement of the water flowing from the spout and the rippling water surface are also key points.
(4.6cm long x 5.6cm wide)

5. Public bath 5-piece set
A five-piece bath set including a washbowl, shampoo, conditioner, and soap. The nostalgic packaging is from when Merit (around 1980) and Kao Soap (1953) were first released.
(Benefits/Height 2.5cm)
(Kao soap/1.2cm wide)
(chair/width 2.5cm)
(Soap/Width 1.2cm)

☆Lucky item "Yuppo-kun"
The official mascot of the bathhouse association who likes slightly hotter water!
(Height 2.7cm)

*The sizes in parentheses are approximate.

■Material
ABS, PVC, paper

■ Age range
Age 15 and over

■ Country of manufacture
Made in China

Planning, production and sales: Kenelephant Co., Ltd.

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★Regarding the contents
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【remarks】
The images shown are samples under development and may differ slightly from the actual product.