Doraemon fans must-buy: Japan releases commemorative stamp figurines
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Attention Doraemon fans!* To celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Doraemon manga series, Japan Post has launched a limited-edition Doraemon stamp and figurine set, now available for pre-order at post offices across Japan.
Japan Post releases Doraemon commemorative stamps and figurine set. (Image source / Doraemon 100)
This anniversary stamp set features Doraemon and letters as the theme, using scenes from the original manga. Each set includes 10 stamps depicting scenes such as Doraemon writing a letter, a boy eagerly waiting for a reply, and Shizuka moved to tears after reading a letter... along with other vivid designs. The stamp set will also come with a B5 transparent file folder printed with Doraemon’s image for storage.
Approximately 7 cm tall Doraemon figurine. (Image source / Doraemon 100)
Ten uniquely designed themed stamps. (Image source / Doraemon 100)
The stamp set will be stored in a B4 themed folder. (Image source / Doraemon 100)
In addition to the stamps, the set also includes an original approximately 7 cm tall figurine designed as Doraemon holding the “Mailbox That Predicts Replies” gadget. Pre-orders are open at post offices nationwide from now until November 16, with shipments starting on January 28, 2016, and a price of 4,000 yen.
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