Himeji Castle Wooden 3D 3D Puzzle DIY Craft Kit That Can Be Enjoyed by Everyone from Elementary School Students To Adults Educational Toy for Boys and

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★★★★★★★★★★★ [Architecture Series] Himeji Castle is now available in the popular ki-gu-mi wood puzzle! Another name is Shirasagi Castle. The main buildings built in the early Edo period, such as the castle tower and turret, still exist, and have been designated as national treasures and important cultural properties, and have been selected as one of Japan's 100 most famous castles. [Easy for beginners] There are cuts in the wooden sheet, so you can easily pull out the puzzle pieces from the sheet. The assembly method is clearly illustrated with illustrations just like the plastic model. [Spend time at home with your kids] Children and adults can take a break from games and smartphones once in a while and spend time crafting with 3D puzzles together! [From wooden sheets] The kigumi series is a wood puzzle that is assembled by cutting out puzzle pieces from the sheets in the package. This is an easy assembly kit that does not require glue or tape. [Perfect gift] Fun for everyone from children to adults who like crafts, so it's recommended as a gift for Christmas or birthdays, or even as a party favor or for girls who like miniatures! ``Make'', ``Decorate'' and ``Use'' wooden three-dimensional puzzles ki-gu-mi series Features of ki-gu-mi: Environmentally friendly, wooden, easy to assemble without any tools, and does not take up much space.The simple package is perfect as a gift.Himeji Castle is now available in the popular ki-gu-mi building series! Himeji Castle is a Japanese castle located in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture. Major buildings such as the castle tower and turret that were built in the early Edo period still exist and have been designated as national treasures and important cultural properties. Additionally, the inside of the central moat, including the main wall, has been designated as a special national historic site as the ``Himeji Castle Ruins.'' It is also registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List and has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Famous Castles. Another name is Shirasagi Castle.