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April 10, 2021 — Comments are off for this post.

Momchhichi

A beautiful vintage Toy.

Monchhichi is a Japanese character from the Sekiguchi Corporation, released in 1974. The Monchhichis cartoon series produced by Hanna-Barbera arrived in Mexico in the 1980s. Monchhichi was created by Yoshiharu Washino. Sekiguchi claims that they created these characters to inspire respect and love in children and young adults.

The line of dolls started in 1975 in Germany and Austria. In the following years, the Monchhichi was marketed in more countries, finally arriving in Mexico in the '80s.
I used to watch the show when I was little and I loved it. Now as an adult I can see them again and I still like them the same 😊

The Monchhichis are sooooo adorable. A collection recently came out and a very good friend gave me one. If you are interested in buying one, I share the league where you can order them. 🙃 👇

https://monchhichi.eu/

New collection of Monchhichis:

Amazon.com: Monchhichi Classic Boy (7.9 in), color azul: Toys & Games

Monchichi Keychain- Blue | Shop Merci Milo

Monchhichis Vintage Toys:

monchichi bunny Cheaper Than Retail Price> Buy Clothing, Accessories and lifestyle products for women & men -

What is a Monchhichi?? It's a LOVE MONKEY! | A German Girl in America

Vintage Monchichi/Monchhichi & plastic toy collectable set - Php 2,000 2 Sekiguchi 7.5” 1 charm 3.8” 2 McDo Japan plastic toys 3”&3.4”, Hobbies & Toys, Toys & Games on Carousell

Collectors guide for Sekiguchi Monchhichi, monchichi plush toys - HubPages

Monchhichi vintage Japanese toy box/wagon | Lesson for me on… | Flickr

SANRIO Pomupomu pudding × Monchhichi Doll S - want.jp

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April 16, 2020 — Comments are off for this post.

A trip to Japan

Japan and its wonderful culture. I visited Japan with my cousins in 2007.
Here are some photos that I found on a hard drive. 🙃

I love 🇯🇵

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December 9, 2019 — Comments are off for this post.

FACES EVERYWHERE

A small collection of things that I find online. All with faces. There is a theory in psychology that is the Theory of Mind: This theory suggests that we have an innate ability to understand and predict the mental states of others. When we see a face, especially if it shows emotions. By observing the facial expressions of another person, or object, we can experience a similar emotional response. This phenomenon, known as emotional contagion, allows us to "feel" what the face we see is feeling and therefore establish an empathic connection.
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Happy faces make me feel happy. ☻

Lili Scratchy has done it again. Love this one! jean jullien crafts porcelain 'face plates' with peculiar personalities Face Plates – Pastel mint Universo - Nadiuska and Priscila Furtado Mini Yuki Dish Shop — LINDA PAPPA Donna Wilson Paint acrylic on wood discs. Pendant earrings or brooch. porcelain brooches by studio meez Handmade Porcelain Sculpture - Claire de Lune Art1

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Ceramics : André Borderie. Glazed ceramic dish 1960. Charlotte Mei Face Mug it's the little things like this that can brighten your day if you let it Lifeless Face #037 | on the buses, Inspector Cyril "Blakey" … | Flickr photo - Sundial Happy Face, Nuremberg old town | Flickr - Photo Sharing! Wrinkly one. . . . . #pareidolia #mirror #mirrorimage #iseefaces #darkart #photoshop #surrealism #weirdart #weird #surrealart #surreal #creepy #eerie #nature #naturephotography #personification #photomanipulation #facesinthings #digitalart #facehunters #strangeart #oddart #creepmachine #trippy #trippyart #bizarre #bizarreart #symmetry_art #symmetry #woodart cajita :)

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March 12, 2018 — No Comments

HAPPY DAYS

Cuando viajo, me encanta traerme flyers que regalan en las calles, o bien, los trípticos de museos y galerías. Siempre me sorprende mucho como se comunica la información en otros países por medio del diseño gráfico. Los tomo y los guardo para luego admirar su diseño, sus texturas y cómo resuelven gráficamente la jerarquía de la información. Creo que es una hermosa manera de recordar un lugar.

Estos son algunos de los objetos que traje de algunos de mis viajes y de mis "Días Felices".
En la primera fotografía hay algunas cosas de Barcelona España y Viena Austria, en la segunda algunas cosas de un viaje a Montreal Canadá y en la última solo objetos de Tokyo Japón. ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

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