> The blue-eyed doll was a gift from the United States to promote goodwill between Japan and the U.S. Eiichi Shibusawa (from Saitama Prefecture, known as the father of the Japanese economy and the portrait on the new 10,000 yen bill) was instrumental in obtaining the doll.  
About 280 of these dolls, which suffered a tragic fate during World War II, are still in existence, protected by people with kind hearts.  
We hope that peace will come to the hearts of those still suffering from the war as soon as possible.