The "Masaka Doll" was designed by Masaka and was born from the fusion of the production process of the "Yatsuhashi Doll," a local Akita toy, and Masaka's sensibilities.

The clay is molded into a plaster mold, bisque fired at 700°C, and painted with chalk and Japanese painting pigments.
Each clay doll is completed through this painstaking process.

The expression is a little absent-minded and deliberately vague, but you can't help but smile. It's a truly exquisite piece, overflowing with charm.

A new "Masaka Doll" that is not just a local toy.

Please come to the venue and take your time to look at the dolls that show you how to appreciate the old and enjoy the new.