Completed diorama created by Taro, palm-sized diorama, non-scale Approximate size (including base and case): 10 cm (width), 10 cm (depth), 10 cm (height) Decoration: 2 LED lights, switch on the bottom of the work, button battery (1 CR2032 is used) Remarks: 9cm cubic transparent case included. Due to the handmade nature of this work, details may vary. Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery Tanuki in Koushinzuka" (video produced by Sakatsu Gallery) In the early Showa period, when streetlights were still scarce, rumors spread that a raccoon dog would appear in Koshinzuka.The people were talking to each other, trying not to be scared. There is another Koshinzuka here, and a tavern named "Tanuki" of all places! There is a raccoon dog ornament in the storefront What a real raccoon dog with a leaf on his head chanting some kind of incantation. cat standing in the shadows with its hair standing back and snarling customers don't know what they're doing and they're stirring up the sake cups. come to think of it, I think there was a Koshinzuka near Sugamo where Sakatsu is located. Maybe one or two of the clerks... 2 LED lights up This work is one of Taro's series of "90mm cube miniatures series" that fit into a dice-shaped case of 9cm per side. The case eliminates the worry of dust and damage, and the sense of unity when the pieces are lined up makes collecting them a pleasure. for gifts. Other works by Taro