説明
     A new color, "Your Yona," is now available! This soft vinyl figure faithfully recreates Ryoji Arai's "Yona of the Mountains" and incorporates a built-in LED light. "Yona of the Mountains" is available here >> *Limited to 200 pieces, with edition number. Materials: PVC, ABS, LED, battery, iron Target age: 15 years and older ●Contains small parts. There is a risk of accidental ingestion and choking, so do not give this to children under 3 years old. ●Button batteries are dangerous if swallowed. Keep them out of reach of children. If swallowed, consult a doctor immediately. ● Do not short-circuit, charge, disassemble, heat, or put into fire. ● Do not disassemble or modify this product, as this may cause unexpected accidents or malfunctions. If the internal components are exposed, do not touch them. ●To prevent malfunction, do not get the device wet, drop it, or bump it. ●Do not leave the product in direct sunlight or in high temperature and humidity areas, or bring it near open flames, as this may cause deformation, deterioration, or fire. ●This product is intended for ages 15 and up. Do not give this product to children under the target age. There is a risk of accidental ingestion or consumption. ●If dust or dirt gets on it, gently wipe it off with a dry cloth. Do not use a wet cloth, chemical cleaning cloth, or benzine. ●Do not place the product near open flames, in high-temperature areas, or in direct sunlight, as this may cause deformation, discoloration, or damage. ●Because this product is handcrafted by artisans, there may be slight variations in texture from one item to another. Please understand this in advance. |
| SIZE / MATERIAL |
| [Product size] H260mm × W95mm × D90mm |
| ARTIST |
| Ryoji Arai Born in Yamagata Prefecture in 1956, she has received numerous accolades both domestically and internationally. These include the JBBY Award for "Taiyo Organ," the Sankei Children's Publishing Culture Award Grand Prize for "Asa ni Natta node Mado o Akemasu yo," and the Japan Picture Book Award Grand Prize for "Kyou wa Sora ni Marui Tsuki." In 2005, she became the first Japanese person to receive the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award. She has also expanded her activities by creating the opening illustrations for the NHK serial drama "Jun to Ai" and serving as the artistic director of the "Michinoku Art Festival Yamagata Biennale." |
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