Wooden Model Nihombashi "Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido Series"

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Product Description ■ The Tokaido is one of the five major highways built by the Tokugawa Shogunate in the Edo era to unify the country. It is a 492 km road that connects Nihombashi in Tokyo and Sanjo Ohashi in Kyoto.
Fifty three inns were built there, and travelers and goods were sent there.
Hiroshige II's ukiyo-e portraying the scenery of this road is famous, and it was often used as a subject of waka and haiku.
In 1603, the Edo Shogunate built a wooden bridge over the Nihombashi River.
The starting point of the Gokaido Road is centered around Nihombashi, and many wholesale stores and Uogashi are lined up along the road, and many boats come and go on the river, and it was crowded with many people every day by merchants and tourists.
In the fire-prone Edo era, the ruins were replaced many times and the current bridge was built in 1911.
[Kit]
Based on ukiyo-e from the Edo era, the wooden Nihombashi was reproduced.
It condenses the traditional Japanese scenery to the size of the palm of the hand and is precise and easy to assemble with laser cutting processing.
Comes with 2 cherry trees and powder (yellow soil). It is perfect for painting or making scenery models according to your preference.
[Product Details]
* Other diorama materials, paint and dolls are not included in the kit.
[Product Details]
* Completed Size : total width approx. 168 mm, depth approx. 134 mm, total height approx. 80 mm
Production Reference Time : 8 hours
Difficulty : ★ ★ ☆ ☆ ☆