Olympic mascot plush

Enjoy decorating with this posable plush toy of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics mascot, Miraitowa.
Freely change its pose to your liking!
Material: Polyester
Size: W170mm☓H220mm×D95mm

JAN/ISBN： 4979750801952

Time required for delivery
*Time required for delivery may vary depending on order status, inventory, and traffic conditions. 
*For more details regarding the latest conditions of delivery please refer to the “Notes” and “Notices” on the Tokyo 2020 Official Online Shop.
*Pre-ordered products will be delivered once they are ready to be shipped.

Shipping and receiving purchased products
Please note the Tokyo 2020 Official Online Shop only ships goods within Japan.
We only accept orders from customers who can receive purchased products within Japan.
Please give a plenty of time allowance for delivery. It takes between 3 and 6 business days* for the purchased products to arrive after the date of order.

*Shipping time varies depending on the area and place of addressee.
Please refer to “Shipping Fees and Shipping Time” on each product page for more details.
*Please refer to “Shipping Fees and Days Required for Delivery” for more details.
*Shipping time may be affected by traffic and weather conditions.
*Cash-on-delivery services are not accepted for deliveries to hotels, inns or Airbnb, since the purchased products cannot be delivered directly to the customer.
*Returns and exchanges will not be accepted for purchased items.
Please check your items carefully before purchasing.

Shipping Fee・Delivery Time

Delivery Address(prefectures)	Shipping Fee （Tax Included）	Estimated Delivery Time (after date of order)
Miyagi ⁄ Yamagata ⁄ Fukushima Ibaraki ⁄ Tochigi ⁄ Gunma ⁄ Saitama ⁄ Chiba ⁄ Kanagawa ⁄ Tokyo ⁄ Yamanashi Niigata ⁄ Nagano Toyama ⁄ Ishikawa ⁄ Fukui Shizuoka ⁄ Aichi ⁄ Mie ⁄ Gifu	¥677	Up to 3 business days
Aomori ⁄ Akita ⁄ Iwate Osaka ⁄ Kyoto ⁄ Shiga ⁄ Nara ⁄ Wakayama ⁄ Hyogo	¥825	Between 3 and 4 business days
Okayama ⁄ Hiroshima ⁄ Yamaguchi ⁄ Tottori ⁄ Shimane	¥935	Between 3 and 4 business days
Kagawa ⁄ Tokushima ⁄ Ehime ⁄ Kochi	¥1,045	Between 4 and 5 business days
Hokkaido Fukuoka ⁄ Saga ⁄ Nagasaki ⁄ Kumamoto ⁄ Oita ⁄ Miyazaki ⁄ Kagoshima	¥1,155	Up to 5 business days
¥1,738	Up to 6 business days

The Tokyo Olympics are coming up, and collectible objects from the XXXII Olympiad will soon be known as the collectibles of the future.

On a recent trip to Tokyo, I experienced that the great Japanese city is quite prepared to host the world event in the aftermath of a global pandemic. Shops are brimming with Olympic items and in Tokyo’s main and impressive government building, there is a fine exhibition about the history of the Summer Olympic Games. 

The exhibit geared to the general public features the Olympic flag and the Tokyo mascots for the Summer Olympic Games and the Summer Paralympic Games. The exhibit helps visitors learn about the history of the Olympic Games through signage and other didactic displays.  

Special items include the opening ceremony jackets to be worn by members of the Japanese Olympic Team. These pieces of clothing were available at the exhibit and the jacket design was based on a traditional Asian kimono jacket, or haori, with an open front and large sleeves.  

Along with the haori jackets in the blue and white, the exhibit featured life-sized, stuffed animal mascots for the Olympic and Paralympic games and photo areas for Olympic-themed selfies. 

The highlight of the exhibition was the display of the beautiful and inspiring Olympic flag. The Olympic flag is raised at the opening ceremonies and waves throughout every Olympic Games. The flag was last handed over to Tokyo at the conclusion of the 2016 Rio Summer Olympic Games.  

The flag features the colorful and highly recognizable Olympic rings design on a white panel with fringe of the ring colors surrounding the perimeter.  

The flag was displayed in a large, museum-style, see-through display case along with its wooden storage/traveling case decorated with engraved gold-tone metal plaques from the previous Olympic Games held in Atlanta 1996, Athens 2000, Sydney 2004, Beijing 2008, London 2012 and Rio 2016.  

I expect that the interior of the case is lined to archival standards with an appropriate museum quality material that will keep the textile flag protected from the wood case’s off-gassing. 

The most recognizable figure of the Tokyo 2021 Summer Olympic Games is the anime-inspired Olympic mascot named Miraitowa — “mirai” meaning future and “towa” meaning eternity — created by artist Ryo Taniguchi.  

More than 2,000 mascot designs were submitted to the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Committee from Japanese artists. Designs were narrowed down to three finalists and the winner’s design was chosen by Japanese elementary school children by a nationwide classroom vote.  

Ryo Taniguchi’s Miraitowa mascot design won with 109,041 votes. Collectibles at the Olympic Games will be varied including the traditionally traded Olympic pins, Tokyo Olympic sportswear, keychains and, of course, small-scale Miraitowa mascots toys. 

When it comes to Olympic Games collectibles, the market is most active about two weeks prior to the current Olympic Games and continues throughout the games. If you are considering liquidating your Olympic collection, plan to start your marketing efforts online now.  

Online sales will be active since this is a major international event. For sellers, continue your marking efforts throughout the games and end your Olympic collectibles sales about one week after the games’ closing ceremonies have occurred.  

This will give you time to benefit from the worldwide press coverage associated with the lead up and events of this year’s Tokyo Olympic Games. By continuing the sales of your Olympic collectibles after the Olympic games have closed, this will give latecomers a chance to buy your items after everyone else has gone home.  

With events like the Olympics and the sale of Olympic collectibles, you can’t expect buyers — online or offline — to be interested in these items weeks after the end of the competitions.  

So, start promoting Olympic objects early, ride the promotional wave during the games and then give an extra week for buyers to purchase the leftover Olympic items. By September of this year, the Olympics collectibles market, including the Tokyo Olympics, will cool significantly.  

After that, you’ll have to wait for the next best sales opportunity of any Olympic objects. Looking forward, Paris, France, will be the host of the Summer Olympics in 2024 and Los Angeles, California, will host the world for the 2028 Summer Olympics. 

Dr. Lori Verderame is the award-winning Ph.D. Antiques Appraiser on History channel’s #1 show, The Curse of Oak Island. Visit www.DrLoriV.com and www.YouTube.com/DrLoriV or call 888-431-1010. 

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The Tokyo Paralympics 2020 mascot doll in the 3L size is now on sale. This item realistically depicts the mascot design.
Polyester
W 81 cm x H 76 cm x D 47 cm

JAN/ISBN： 4974475776233

Time required for delivery
*Time required for delivery may vary depending on order status, inventory, and traffic conditions. 
*For more details regarding the latest conditions of delivery please refer to the “Notes” and “Notices” on the Tokyo 2020 Official Online Shop.
*Pre-ordered products will be delivered once they are ready to be shipped.

Shipping and receiving purchased products
Please note the Tokyo 2020 Official Online Shop only ships goods within Japan.
We only accept orders from customers who can receive purchased products within Japan.
Please give a plenty of time allowance for delivery. It takes between 3 and 6 business days* for the purchased products to arrive after the date of order.

*Shipping time varies depending on the area and place of addressee.
Please refer to “Shipping Fees and Shipping Time” on each product page for more details.
*Please refer to “Shipping Fees and Days Required for Delivery” for more details.
*Shipping time may be affected by traffic and weather conditions.
*Cash-on-delivery services are not accepted for deliveries to hotels, inns or Airbnb, since the purchased products cannot be delivered directly to the customer.
*Returns and exchanges will not be accepted for purchased items.
Please check your items carefully before purchasing.

Shipping Fee・Delivery Time

Delivery Address(prefectures)	Shipping Fee （Tax Included）	Estimated Delivery Time (after date of order)
Miyagi ⁄ Yamagata ⁄ Fukushima Ibaraki ⁄ Tochigi ⁄ Gunma ⁄ Saitama ⁄ Chiba ⁄ Kanagawa ⁄ Tokyo ⁄ Yamanashi Niigata ⁄ Nagano Toyama ⁄ Ishikawa ⁄ Fukui Shizuoka ⁄ Aichi ⁄ Mie ⁄ Gifu	¥677	Up to 3 business days
Aomori ⁄ Akita ⁄ Iwate Osaka ⁄ Kyoto ⁄ Shiga ⁄ Nara ⁄ Wakayama ⁄ Hyogo	¥825	Between 3 and 4 business days
Okayama ⁄ Hiroshima ⁄ Yamaguchi ⁄ Tottori ⁄ Shimane	¥935	Between 3 and 4 business days
Kagawa ⁄ Tokushima ⁄ Ehime ⁄ Kochi	¥1,045	Between 4 and 5 business days
Hokkaido Fukuoka ⁄ Saga ⁄ Nagasaki ⁄ Kumamoto ⁄ Oita ⁄ Miyazaki ⁄ Kagoshima	¥1,155	Up to 5 business days
¥1,738	Up to 6 business days