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Product Description ■ The corner of the heroic Buddhist guardian, King Goya Yasha, who protects the north.

Takayuki Takeya, a leading Japanese sculptor, worked as a three-dimensional design and total molding commander.
Takeya is a fierce statue of Meio with five eyes in the center and three faces. A lineup of free-standing figurines.

Many Sengoku Daimyo are worshiped as the "Buddha of Victory for Victory" because of the prestige that applies resentment to the enemy of Buddhism.
The revolver joint is built in its powerful figure, and it is three-dimensionalized as a fully movable action figure.

The six arms that can be said to be characteristic are movable independently.
You can move its characteristic six arms and take a heroic pose like a Buddha in victory prayer.

Washing hair standing upright like a flame, the expression of anger characterized by five eyes in the center, which is said to watch the evil spirit that symbolizes annoyance.

There is a face with a third eye on the forehead on the left and right, and the appearance of scolding the evil demon with many eyes from all angles is reproduced, and also the flame that looks like a flame on the back Is placed.

Clothing and waist cloth that expresses a swaying expression can be freely posed by using soft materials that are divided and connected.

Holding a powerful thunder kongo, arrow, and treasure sword on the right arm, and calling on the left hand to the attention of Nyorai and Samurai
Comes with a variety of tools to recreate the armed to protect.
Each of them has a precise molding that will catch your eyes.

Comes with a lotus flower seat, which is a small lotus position where Kongo Yasha Myoo stands.
A revolver joint is built into the base of the lotus position, allowing for subtle angling to suit posing.

【What is Kongo Yasha Meiou】
In ancient Indian mythology, Yasha who was attacking and eating people met Nichirai Dainichi.
The heart of mercy began, and only the bad guys were chosen. Meio, who became a guardian of Buddhism after eating in Japan.
It is also considered an incarnation of non-empty success.
It is also known as the main lord of the "Kongo Yasha Method", a method for surrendering enemies.

It is said to have been worshiped as a Buddha with no sickness and long-term prayers for praying for victory, because "we will eat all the past, present and future Buddha enemies and greed and protect the good".

[Contents of set]
Figure body, bow, arrow, treasure sword (Foken), Futawarenzaza,
Horin, Kongo Sho), Kongo-rin, transparent display base, support arm, manual
* The Tachiwara lotus position is a small lotus position that can be displayed with both left and right feet on it.

[Product Details]
Size: Approximately 145mm in height (up to the head)
Moveable parts: 33 in total
Number of joints used: 31
Prototype production: Takayuki Takeya / Oniki Yuji

(C) Takayuki Takeya, Takashi Yamaguchi / KAIYODO