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Product Description From the anime "Ojamajo Doremi" broadcast in 1999, "Minarai Tap" will be commercialized as a complete toy. The main body is luxurious with gold plating and foil stamping. The magic ball has been reproduced with transparent clear molding. In addition, the center button has a built-in LED that emits light similar to the one in the play. When you press the central button, the LED lights up and the melody (about 12 seconds) in the play sounds, allowing you to enjoy dressing up to recreate the scene of changing into apprentice clothes. In addition, when you press the magic ball, "Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Si-Do" sounds, and press "Do-Mi-So-Do" or "Do-Fa-La-Do". Then, a melody is played in which the magical instrument Pepertoporon and the broom that the Ojamajos use to move appear. This is a specification that was not available in products at the time, and allows you to play as if you were in the movie. If you press and hold the button for each scale, you can enjoy 8 types of tones (piano, recorder, xylophone, dog voice, guitar, cat voice, harmonica, and cuckoo voice), just like the original. In addition, if you press and hold the button in the center of the main unit, the opening song of the anime, "Ojamajo Carnival!!"


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