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This is a replica called an "inro" carried by Japanese samurai in the Edo period, which is more than 200 years ago. They put medicines or a seal in an inro, which was also used as ID. This is a replica made of plastic, but it looks like a real thing. Also Product A is a ceramic Japanese raccoon. This ceramic figurine is treated as a lucky charm in Japan, and it is placed in front of a store to increase a business because the name of "Tanuki (Japanese name in Japanese raccoon)" suggests to "rise above the crowd." Furthermore, B is a product called an Ochoko, a small ceramic vessel used when people drink sake. This is used for sake to be offered to God.