One two-part resin miniature for $5.
This is Japan’s first public telephone (“jida denwa”) booth, a favorite place for people to get out of the rain and sometimes make phone calls. The first outdoor telephone booth was installed near Tokyo’s Kyobashi in 1900 (Meiji 33); the designed remained unchanged until 1911. It is the most distinctly ‘Japanese’ of the early 20th century telephone booths.
Painted resin prototype and Natsuko are for reference only. The resin booth is unpainted.
Sculpted by Medusa Project.
To order, email sakuragiminiatures@gmail.com with the item number(s) you want, the quantity (ex. 2 sets of SM-1) and your shipping address (to calculate shipping). I’ll send you a PayPal invoice and I’ll ship your order once it’s paid. I ship using Japan Post international ePacket Light with tracking, unless tracking-less Small Packet is requested.
