These unique Ultraman figurines were sculpted by local artisans from Inokawa when the Kutanari Cultural Theme Park Cooperative turned to them to create new Ultraman figurines.
These figurines were made using traditional glazing techniques, the same method that are used for japanese pottery. These were painted by Nomi residents Taisei Yamagishi, Toshito Nakamura, and Kazunori Takekoshi. The figures are about 10cm tall each andwas displayed at the Ishikawa Traditional Craft Fair a couple of months ago.
As of now, 3 figurines were made and these includes Ultraman Ginga, Taro and Kaiju Booska.
Via Anime News Network
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