Collaboration products between Herald Bonny and Disney are on sale for a limited time

Herald Bonny, based in Morioka City and dedicated to promoting art created by disabled artists has opened a temporary shop called "Disney-Herald Bonny Pop Up in KAWATOKU" at Kawatoku in Naien, Morioka City, until the 12th.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Disney, Walt Disney Japan (based in Tokyo) collaborated with Herald Bonny. On the first floor elevator hall of Kawatoku, 93 items of 27 types of products featuring colorful Mickey Mouse dolls, dishes, mini tote bags, hand towels, and other items using the artwork of Herald Bonny's contracted artists are on display. Visitors are enjoying shopping by picking their favorite items.

The shop is open from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm (last day until 5:00 pm).

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