These are capsule toy items. Left: A can magnet featuring the design of Kawase Hasui's woodblock print "Himeji Castle." The original design is a work by Kawase Hasui (1883-1957), known as a landscape painter of the Shin-hanga (New Prints) movement. ・The original woodblock print is one of a series of rare works published in the early 1930s. Right: A woodblock print of Nagoya Castle by Tsuchiya Koitsu, created from around the Meiji 30s to the Showa era. It was produced through a division of labor by painters, carvers, and printers, similar to traditional Ukiyo-e prints, centered around the publisher. These magnets are recommended for castle enthusiasts! They are small 32mm magnets, with two in a set, and are unopened. These are capsule toy items. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor scratches or color unevenness. The booklet states, "Each item is handmade, so there may be slight individual differences in the finish." This booklet is also included, but it has bends, scratches, and wrinkles due to being inside the capsule. There may be color unevenness or initial defects. Thank you for your understanding of home storage by an amateur. The capsule is not included. They will be wrapped in bubble wrap while unopened and delivered via Mercari delivery. Shipping is planned via Yu-packet Post Mini. - Design: Himeji Castle - Design: Nagoya Castle - Size: 32mm in diameter - Type: 20 designs in total ↑ The original paintings for these were found through image search, so I understand that they were created in the same way as Ukiyo-e prints, but this gacha is still full of mysteries. I wonder if Sharaku is included... ★Magnets being organized★ Thank you for viewing. #Painting&Landscape #Magnet #HimejiCastle #NagoyaCastle #Souvenir #Local #I♡JAPAN #Collection #ukiyo-e #himeji castle #nagoya castle #CapsuleToy #Gachagacha #Ukiyo-e