Fukusuke Doll, Edo Period, A Lucky Charm for Inviting Happiness, Coin Bank

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It is characterized by its large head, chonmage (topknot), and its posture of sitting in seiza (formal kneeling) politely.

It is said to originate from a Doll worshipped in teahouses and brothels during the Edo period as a deity that grants wishes.

Benefits: Said to bring business prosperity, happiness, and longevity.

There is a theory that it is modeled after a real person named Sataro.

As this is a product from around the Showa period, the base of the Doll and the surface where it is placed on the board are narrow, and if the adhesive deteriorates, it may come off the board.

It seems that this can be repaired by using shoe adhesive (like Cem-Dain).

Received from a household with cats.
It was displayed in a collection case on a floor where cats do not come, so I don't think it has been affected, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned.

Personally, I think it is clean, but as it is an older item, please judge from the photos and refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive.

Furthermore, I absolutely refuse perfectionists who cannot overlook any flaws, and extremely sensitive individuals who demand new-like quality.

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