Bandai's Miraitowa Model Kit for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics I. Basic Release and IP Background This product is an officially licensed model kit from Bandai, released concurrently with the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics. The model is based on Miraitowa, the official mascot of the Tokyo Olympics. Although the Games were actually held in 2021, all merchandise uses the TOKYO 2020 logo. This is a mass-produced, officially manufactured product from Japan, not a limited edition. II. Specifications, Materials, and Accessories Kit Contents The kit includes only one Miraitowa figure model kit, divided into three individually sealed plastic parts: A1 White main body part, A2 Base & face sticker part, and B Dark blue decorative part; plus a sheet of colored facial decals and a trilingual (Chinese, Japanese, English) instruction manual. Material & Craftsmanship The parts are made of model-grade ABS hard plastic. The parts come pre-colored in white and dark blue, eliminating the need for manual painting. The molds are precise and the snap-fit ​​assembly is free of burrs and flaws, reflecting Bandai's standard entry-level model craftsmanship. Size Data The outer packaging box measures approximately 16.5 × 11 × 4.5 cm. Once fully assembled, the figure, including the base, is approximately 10 cm tall, making it a small desktop display piece. III. Assembly Features and Playability This beginner-friendly Display Plamodel set clearly states "NO TOOLS, NO PAINT" on the box: No cutting pliers, glue, or paint are needed; parts can be easily removed from the runner and assembled by hand. The parts colors perfectly match the official blue and white striped design of the mascot; simply apply the face stickers to recreate the complete image from the cover. Officially rated for ages 6 and up, even young children and beginners can easily assemble it; the assembly process is similar to a 3D puzzle. IV. Product Positioning and Collectible Value Release Attributes: Belongs to the regular, affordable merchandise category during the Olympic cycle; production lines ceased after the Games, making this a discontinued older Japanese model. Purpose and Scenarios: Once assembled, it serves as a static display piece, lacking articulation, sound, light, or transformation functions. Primarily intended as a commemorative display and a hands-on assembly experience. Condition and Market Value: This is an original Japanese version with all parts intact and the outer box undamaged. As it is an authentic Olympic merchandise made in Japan, it holds stable nostalgic collectible value within the Olympic commemorative collection and Bandai small model kit circles. Counterfeit boxes and parts also exist in the market; the "MADE IN JAPAN" label on the bottom of the box, the official Bandai logo, and the Olympic rings anti-counterfeiting label are key to distinguishing genuine products.