Ken Elephant sells the capsule toy "Meika Miniature Collection". All 5 types are 400 yen (tax included). The contents are random.

Five traditional confectioneries, such as Kobe Fugetsudo's gofuru and Izumiya Tokyo's special cookies, have become miniature figures, from sweets familiar to the home to sweets for special occasions. We have sweets for special occasions and delicious traditional sweets that are also loved as souvenirs.

The lineup is as follows.

・ Izumiya Tokyo Store Special Cookies
The round donut shape is characteristic, and two "ring tarts" with fruits are included. Only the ring darts are separated and can be removed.

・ Eitaro Sohonpo Umeboshi Candy & Black Candy
A miniature figure of "Umeboshi Candy" born in the Ansei period and "Black Candy" born in the Meiji era in the Edo period with a size of about 2.5 cm. Candy. Only three candy grains are separated, and each candy has a small Eitaro mark. If you gently shake the can with the candy in it, you will hear the candy rolling as if you had purchased the actual product.

・ Naniwaya Confectionery Kaki no Tane
On the lid of the nostalgic large bag-packed cosmetic can, the illustrations and logo drawn on the package are reproduced, including notes when opening the lid. There are 3 sachets of persimmon seeds in the can, all of which can be taken out.

・ Kobe Fugetsudo Gofuru
Only one gofuru with delicious thinly baked dough is enclosed in a stripped state. It faithfully reproduces the difference in design between the front and back of the gofuru.

・ Bankaku Sohonpo Shrimp Senbei Yukari
The logo on the lid of the can is embossed like the real thing. The product name and symbol mark of [Yukari] reproduce the same metallic color as the real product.