Due to restrictions on this item by the manufacturer, we are unable to ship this product to Western countries: other than Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, and the US. Please note that if you place an order for this item and your shipping address is in Western countries: other than Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, and the US, your order will be cancelled.----------------------------------Note: Due to the high value of this item, pre-payment is required upon placing your order, and cancellations will not be accepted.---------------------------------- Mikasa Mikoto from "A Certain Scientific Railgun T" gets a spectacular new 1/4-scale figure from FuRyu, wearing a complex kimono that's made with traditional Japanese techniques! Her cute expression and graceful pose have been carefully created; her right hand prepares to release a burst of electricity, while she holds a Gekota purse in her left hand. The prototype of her costume was created by Skiyo Doll Research Institute, which has been making Japanese and French dolls since the Showa period! The Yuzen fabrics that make up her kimono were made using long-established Japanese methods; the yellow fabric with a design of flowers and running water was dyed using 13 colors, and the green fabric with a pattern of flowers and birds was dyed using 15 colors! Her elegant obi is made of a gold brocade fabric with a round pattern inspired by a golden coin; the traditional textile is woven with gold thread, silver thread, and gold and silver leaf for a feeling of richness. This gorgeous figure will bring a touch of time-honored Japanese tradition to your collection -- this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so don't miss it!

Specifications

• Figure Size: Approximately 44cm tall, not including base
• Materials: PVC, ABS, rayon, polyester, acetate, cardboard