Mini Eyezon Collectible Figure womens history month Whether eaten in an exclusive

Whether eaten in an exclusive restaurant or at a humble street stall

Inspired by the memory of her mother and the fleeting beauty of the cherry blossom

and travel with them on a heartfelt journey back to rural Japan to seek their ancestral roots

From the program's birth in the changing world of the 1960s and death at the hands of the network

people whose link was their lineage and their amazing ability to capture the most and biggest fish the Pacific had to offer

Mini Eyezon Collectible Figure womens history month Whether eaten in an exclusiveDesigned by artist Mark Nagata, this mini kaiju is made in Japan by the sofubi (soft vinyl) method. The grey version of Eyezon has not been sold in the U. S. before. 4H.