Miharu Hariko (三春張り子) is a papier-mâché craft from Miharu, Fukushima. These hand-crafted figurines, often depicting animals and mythical creatures, are made by layering washi paper over molds, then painted in vivid colors. Miharu Hariko has been a part of local culture for centuries, symbolizing protection, good fortune, and warding off evil. These charming figures are popular as talis- mans and decorative pieces, embodying the rich folk traditions of the region.