Japanese Ornament Twelve Months: Hime-Dougu Collection Sold by: Imperial Enterprises, April Supervised by: Images 1-4 are reference images. The items for sale are from image 5 onwards. *Japanese-style alcove miniature and glass case are not included. *Only miniatures of the seasonal event items for April are included. ◇ Hanging Scroll: Yoshino Mountain ◇ Floor Display: Kijiko Incense Burner (Ninsei style), Hanami Jubako Set (tiered food box, two individual plates, sake bottle), Koto (Japanese harp) These are exquisitely crafted miniatures, including different hanging scrolls for each month. Furthermore, the dolls, etc., are delicately made by "Ningyo to Washi 'Ryuko-saku' Ningyo to Washi no Kobo" (Dolls and Japanese Paper 'Ryuko-saku' Dolls and Japanese Paper Workshop). This rare item was purchased for around 200,000 yen for the entire year at the time. Although it's only the miniatures, how about taking this opportunity? This is a wonderful collection that allows you to enjoy the traditional Japanese events of the twelve months, such as New Year's, Setsubun (Bean-Throwing Festival), Hinamatsuri (Doll Festival), Hanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing), Tango no Sekku (Boys' Day), Hotaru-gari (Firefly Viewing), Tanabata (Star Festival), Obon (Bon Festival), Tsukimi no Chakai (Moon Viewing Tea Ceremony), Autumn Festival, Momijigari (Autumn Leaf Viewing), and Kotohajime (Year-End Preparations). It was made as a reservation-only item from 2001-2002. The decorations for each event were stored in boxes for each month. It has been stored unopened until the time of photography, so I believe there are no scratches or stains. However, there may be some age-related deterioration or minor scratches due to storage. We appreciate your understanding, but if you are concerned about minor details, please refrain from purchasing. [Product Description] Everything shown in image 5 is included. [Condition] ⬛︎ No noticeable scratches or stains. Opened for photography and inspection. Currently listing the items for three months: February (Setsubun), April (Hanami), and May (Tango no Sekku).