Uto Hariko, a type of paper mache made in Kumamoto Prefecture.
 This is a masterpiece by Katsu Sakamoto, a legend in the world of local folk toys, whose work was designated as an intangible cultural property of Uto City on January 14, 1977.
 It is extremely rare and valuable.
 The condition is that the surface color is mostly preserved,
 There is wear and tear and stains due to age.
 The plastic string will be hanging from the item, but we will ship it as is.
 Please understand that this is a used item before placing your order.


 Main unit: 132g (no box) Packaging: 400g
 Height 43cm x Width 27cm x Depth 8.5cm