New, vintage, Showa retro, Hello Diner, 1950s American dollhouse

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[Product Condition]
New, unused, deadstock, vintage

[Set Contents]
Diner main unit, neon sign, stickers for the walls

[Size]
Box size: Approximately 42cm wide x 28.5cm high x 19.5cm deep

[Other]
This item will be delivered as described. This is a rare item recommended for those who love 1950s American culture, Showa retro, those who want to expand their Sylvanian Families play, and, above all, those who love toys made in Japan. It is also a very valuable item for collectors.

[Product Description]
In the 1950s on the West Coast of America, the main street "Hello Street" was bustling with teens. After high school, BOYS & GIRLS in their stylish open cars gathered at the diner, danced the jive to the jukebox, enjoyed billiards, and exchanged jokes cheerfully... That vibrant 1950s youth begins with this "Hello Diner."

This is the "Hello Diner" dollhouse from the '50s American Street series, released around 1988 by Epoch, which achieved great success with Sylvanian Families, three years after the release of Sylvanian Families. Other items of the same type were also available in the series.
Notably, the size of the dolls in this series is the same as Sylvanian Families! You can play with your existing Sylvanian Families figures. Also, magnets are embedded on the underside of the floor, allowing the figures to stand firmly on the metal floor.
Happily, the stickers for the walls are also included, even though it's a vintage item! You can decorate the interior of the diner even more fun and uniquely. Of course, it's all made in Japan and carefully crafted down to the details. It's a best-selling item in online shops, and the quality is undeniable.



Type...House/Shop