Ichimatsu Ningyo are dolls resembling young children, known for 　their lifelike appearance and intricate details. Originating in the Edo period, they were modeled after the kabuki actor Sanogawa 　　Ichimatsu, who was known for his youthful beauty. These dolls, often dressed in kimono, were initially children's toys but evolved into art pieces and symbols of good fortune. Today, they are valued cultural artifacts, crafted by skilled artisans.