Collection: Hagoita case only, sold separately

• The glass broke.
• The frame came off.
• The door tab broke and the door came off.
• It's rattling when you move it.

• When a part of the frame is lost.
• Specially shaped acrylic case.
• Repainting.
• Reupholstering the backing paper.
• When the glass is directly glued to the frame.

• The transparent parts of the case are all glass, and the wooden frame is made of imported materials, as well as MDF and some metals processed domestically.
• Our cases are shipped as finished products. There is no need to worry about "breaking here" during assembly. (Information for Japan)
• We pack the items securely, so glass rarely breaks during shipping.
  Even if it does break, we will take responsibility until the product reaches you in good condition. (Information for Japan)
• *If you do not specify otherwise, we will send the doll case in a box of the finished product.
• If you would like it folded (before assembly), please let us know when placing your order. We will respond as specified.
• *The above explanation does not apply to plastic frame cases only. Please note.
• *Glass backing is available for most cases. In addition, some products can be made with acrylic instead of glass. In that case, it is treated as a custom order, so a separate quote is required. Please allow 10 to 2 weeks for shipping.

Regarding custom cases.

• There are two types of custom-made cases: one where you can choose the width, depth, height, paint color, background paper, mount, etc., and one where the shape and size of the base are predetermined and only the height of the product is made to your specifications.
• Prices vary depending on the product, but the type that is made from scratch takes time. Please only consider this option if you have more than a month to spare.

Type 2. Glass display case with front door

• It is a glass case with a wooden door.
• The coating is a cashew, the almost frame is painted a matte black.
• You could search for products the codes.

Our display cases are delivered as completed products, but depending on the product, we can send it to you in an unassembled state. This page is for reference in that case.

How to assemble a wooden doll case: Type 1 with front door and tassels. (Please prepare your own wood glue.)

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• 1. Pour glue into the hole in the base until it is about half full, as shown in Figure 2 (commercially available wood glue will do).

Spread the glue out using a thin stick or similar object.

FIG. 3 FIG. 4 FIG. 5

• 2. Place the pillars on the base. There are three types of pillars, some with tops and bottoms, so be careful not to mix them up. (Fig. 3, 4) Fig. 4 shows the shape of the pillars for a case with tassels.
• 3. Insert the back panel and glass. (Fig. 5)

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FIG. 8

• 4. Apply glue to the recessed part of the top board in the same way as the base, and lightly insert the heads of the pillars.When doing so, be careful not to insert the pillar on the front right so that the door pin can be inserted later. (Fig. 6, 7)

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• 5. While inserting the pin part of the right door into the hole in the base and the hole in the top plate, insert the pillar all the way into the recess in the top plate. (Fig. 9)
• 6. Press down on the top plate that was lightly inserted in step 4 with your hand from directly above and insert it all the way. If the pillar is not properly inserted in the hole and the bag and glass are not properly inserted in the groove, it will not go all the way. Please be careful.
• 7. If there are tassels, attach them.