Japanese kokeshi doll at sakura blossoms girls napkin

Kokeshi are Japanese dolls traditionally made for children, although they are becoming increasingly popular amongst shinnichi (Japanophiles) and collectors. It is said that they were originally sold to visitors to hot springs in the Tohoku region of Japan during the late Edo period (1600-1868), to supplement business and keep workers' hands busy during the winter months. On this item, you see a cute kawaii kokeshi with red kimono, standing at a sakura tree