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Chiyo IQ, Osaka Aptitude
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Those Other Japanese Collections
Well, we have anime, manga and other related merchandise on our shelves, that's a given. But is there anything else you like collecting from the land of the rising sun?
Here's my other vice, so to speak: the ever pretty scale model trains! Spoiler for WARNING! May be hazardous to bandwidth health:
I keep a lot of my collection photos on this page (the top half being all the Japanese stock I have): I Like Trains So, over to you, dear reader. Show us your big Japanese collection of things!
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Based on a True Story
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Diagonally parked in a parallel universe.
Age: 44
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As one modeller to another, I have a very large collection of models kits (it used to be larger) and the vast majority of these are from Japanese companies (Tamiya, Hasegawa, Fujimi, etc).
Endless "Collector" Soul
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Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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There's a rather substantial kokeshi doll collection in my house that my wife has collected over the years, some of which was her grandmother's. There is also some japanese art (sculptures, fabrics, etc) including some paintings her grandmother painted. Much of the house has an asian theme. We have a couple of large scale tansu in the kitchen.
kokeshi: https://www.google.com/search?q=kokeshi tansu: https://www.google.com/search?q=tansu
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Chiyo IQ, Osaka Aptitude
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That name sums it up best.
That's an amazing stash.I'm adding an Arii Hayabusa EF66 to my collection very shortly, something that will be very unique to my geographical region, that's for sure. ![]() I wonder if anyone has the older Tamiya slot cars, out of interest? Those can be worth very serious money in even reasonable condition.
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