Little Chestnut Kurimanju
$59.00
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Overall height: approximately 10 cm (3.9 in)
CONFIGURATIONS
- × 1 tree stump base — richly textured with carved wood grain and visible growth rings on the top surface, doubling as a cozy little perch
- × 1 Kurimanju figure — magnetically attached at the bottom, so the little chestnut can be lifted off or repositioned with a satisfying snap
- × 1 sake license with display stand — freely positionable beside the figure or anywhere on your shelf
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- No material or packaging details were provided for this product.
OTHER
- Bonus Item: Sake license accessory included free for orders placed between February 12, 2026 and March 12, 2026
- Estimated shipment: May 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
The MOON Studio’s Kurimanju statue distills one of Chiikawa‘s most charming recurring moments — the little chestnut enjoying a peaceful sake break atop a beautifully textured tree stump. Standing approximately 10 cm (3.9 in) tall with a magnetic attachment for easy repositioning, it pairs palm-sized charm with thoughtful engineering. A must-have vignette for any Chiikawa shelf.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Kurimanju is one of the endearing side characters in Nagano's Chiikawa (literally "something small and cute"), a manga and anime series following tiny creatures navigating a world that swings between heartwarming slice-of-life moments and unexpectedly tough challenges. The chestnut-shaped critter is beloved for its gentle demeanor and its memorable fondness for sake — a running gag that gave rise to the iconic sake license card. This statue captures that exact cozy beat: Kurimanju perched contentedly on a tree stump, sake cup raised to its lips, tokkuri bottle at the ready, fully savoring the quiet pleasure of a well-earned drink.
