#dollshow

The 7th floor housed Azone, Jenny (I think - I wasn’t very interested in that section) and tables set up for hobbyists to display their dolls and mingle. The hobbyists displaying in that particular section were almost entirely mostly men with Dollfie Dreams. There were maybe one or two women, or one or two non-vinyl dolls. 

Below are Azone’s displays. They also had several big piles of discounted clothes for various sizes and a pile of blank 1/6 obitsu heads. People were a little fierce in digging through the clothes... 

Here is just a little of the owner display area.

The 6th and 7th floors held the booths of the people selling their goods. A lot of amazing, quality handmade clothes, accessories, eyes, wigs, you name it, in many different styles and aesthetics. Parabox was here showing off their new big vinyl doll (the photo with the doll wrapped in plastic), as well as Alchemic Labo, and Quarantotto with Angel Philia dolls. 

Above is a gorgeous chubby 1/4 size doll from Dollybird called Kumako. As you can see she has animal feet or human feet.  They looked amazing and I loved them. 

There were also a handful of single artist dollmakers with some really unique dolls <3 I wished I could have bought at least several of them but budget didn’t permit... I at least was able to chat with the artists in Japanese and take their cards. 

Universal Poonyan (website):

Monster Factory Mayuko. (Instagram is @monsterfactorymayuko) These were all so cute I couldn’t even decide on what one I’d buy if I’d had the money, let alone which colour! 

Nayuta Nakamura, a bisque doll artist who was incredibly lovely and her work was stunning. Twitter and Instagram is @nayuta_nakamura 

H Yoshino's cat dolls (Instagram is @aiji0531)

Nanohana Doll (website). Full dolls and heads for Obitsu 11, made of polymer clay.

Factory 53 (website). I asked the maker if the robots were 3D printed because the material looked like it had the sort of texture that comes with that, but he told me they were made with papercraft first and then cast in resin that way! :O 

The remaining photos are of various booths who had lovely dolls on display that I particularly liked. There was no way I could have taken photos of everything, it took me something like 2.5  hours to just walk down every aisle of the very crowded venue. 

Finally, my tiny haul of loot! A bunch of pamphlets, flyers and a skirt and stockings for Kikipop from the discounted Azone piles :D 

The end of Tokyo Doll Show 58! Hope you scrolled this far and enjoyed the pics!