Momoko dolls, standing at 10.6 inches in height, are perfectly suited for pairing with Doroty Domy dollhouses, their compact size allowing them to fit comfortably within the dollhouse to create a realistic and visually appealing scene while also adding a touch of individuality to any Doroty Domy dollhouse. The history of Momoko dolls dates back to 2001 when a Japanese software company called PetWORKs embarked on a unique project. Namie Manabe, the art director, envisioned a doll that combined the charm of anime aesthetics with a touch of realism. Thus, the Momoko doll was born. Initially, the Momoko line started with the creation of two dolls known as DHEXs and DHEXl. The acronym stands for "Doll Head EXhibition," which was the event that marked the debut of these dolls. The "s" and "l" denoted the short and long-haired versions of the first Momoko doll. These early creations showcased the distinctive features that would become synonymous with the Momoko brand, including a lifelike anime-inspired face, visible joints, and impressive flexibility. In 2004, PetWORKs entrusted the production of Momoko dolls to the renowned doll-making company, Sekiguchi. This transition marked a significant milestone for the Momoko line, as it brought increased exposure and expertise to the manufacturing process. Sekiguchi's expertise in creating high-quality dolls ensured that the Momoko dolls maintained their exceptional standards. A key characteristic of the Momoko doll is its ability to tilt and rotate its head, as well as bend various joints. This feature allows for a wide range of poses and enhances the doll's versatility. Moreover, Momoko dolls are known for their petite size, measuring approximately 10.6 inches. One of the remarkable aspects of Momoko dolls is their adherence to Japanese trend styles. These dolls reflect the ever-evolving fashion trends in Japan, capturing the essence of contemporary styles and showcasing them through their unique outfits and accessories. Additionally, Momoko dolls often release special edition versions, adding an element of exclusivity and collectibility. Today, Momoko dolls continue to captivate collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. With their realistic anime-like faces, visible joints, and excellent flexibility, these dolls have become cherished treasures in the world of doll collecting. The collaboration between PetWORKs and Sekiguchi has solidified the legacy of the Momoko doll, ensuring its continued popularity and relevance in the ever-evolving doll market. These dolls, known as Licca Chan dolls, have become a beloved choice among Japanese children since their introduction in 1967. Often referred to as the Japanese Barbie, the Licca Chan dolls have captivated the hearts of many. The enduring appeal and quality of Takara Tomy's Licca Chan dolls have led to outstanding sales, surpassing 53 million dolls sold to date. This remarkable achievement is a testament to the company's dedication to creating cherished and iconic toys for generations of children. Standing at a height of 8.3-10 to 13 inches, these dolls are the perfect size for various Doroty Domy dollhouses.Takara Tomy Licca Chan Dolls provide an impressive range of dolls to choose from and a diverse selection, offering a delightful dollhouse experience for children and collectors alike when paired with Doroty Domy Dollhouses.