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Nazoru Oekaki Pikatto Kaketa
Winner of the Universal Award at the 2009 Japan Toy Association Awards |
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Uchiage-Hanabi
Nominated as finalists for the High Target Toy Award at the 2009 Japan Toy Association Awards |
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Yumeneko Venus
Nominated as finalists for the Innovation Toy Award at the 2009 Japan Toy Association Awards |
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BAKUGAN
BAKUGAN received three awards, including Toy of the Year, Boy Toy of the Year and property of the year, at the annual Toy of the Year Awards 2009. |
| Year 2008 |
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Anpanman Register
Winner of the Universal Award at the 2008 Japan Toy Association Awards
Anpanman Register is a fun but highly realistic cash register and scanner that simulates the feeling of being a real shop keeper. |
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Kururin Icecurin
Nominated as finalists for the High Target Toy Award at the 2008 Japan Toy Association Awards
Manufactured domestically in Japan, Icekurin turns making ice cream into an activity that everyone can enjoy. Simply freeze the pot for seven hours, place the ingredients inside it and then turn the handle for 15 minutes to make delicious ice cream. |
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Body Trainer
Nominated as finalists for the Innovation Toy Award at the 2008 Japan Toy Association Awards
Body Trainer is an exercise support product that enables you to individually tailor aerobic exercises such as walking or jogging to suit your own level based on your age and pulse rate through real-time audio, rhythmic signals and music. |
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Yume-Inu DX
Nominated as finalists for the High Target Toy Award at the 2008 Japan Toy Association Awards
Our adorable Yume Pets move and behave just like the real thing. They are well loved by a wide range of users, from children to adults who are unable to have an actual pet due to their living arrangements or an allergy. |
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Grand Pianist
Winner of the 2007 Nikkei Excellent Product and Service Award and Nikkei MJ Award
Designed in conjunction with Yamaha, Grand Pianist is a genuine grand piano scaled down to one sixth the size. In addition to automatically playing 100 standard built-in pieces (including classical, jazz and pop), it also doubles as a musical toy for adults. Even though the 88 keys are just 8mm wide, you can still play it just like a real piano. |
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HOME STAR
Winner of the 2005 Nikkei Excellent Product and Service Award and Nikkei MJ Award
Developed in conjunction with Takayuki Ohira, the Guinness Book of World Records-listed planetarium designer, HOME STAR is the world’s first optical home planetarium. It is the ultimate entertainment toy for adults, helping you to unwind and relax after a tiring, stressful day. |
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