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May 28 2004, 12:48pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
We reviewed the Japanese Solar Desktop Toy Nohohon this January. The Nohohon, or as we called it in the review Nihohon (Fancylogic) is actually part of a whole set of different kinds of Hidamari no Tami's.
The standard Hidamari no Tami (Japanese for sunny people) just nod with their head powered by a solar panel. It is really relaxing to watch. There is another series that makes relaxing sounds.
Akadot has a full background story on all the different Hohohon Zoku Families.
See also the official site of the Nohohon Toys by Tomy.
Hidamari no Tami Toys available in US:
Tomy Sunny Nohohon People Whispering Forest (humming) - $35.00.
Tomy Sunny Nohohon People Name Card Holder (nodding) - $29.00.
Tomy Sunny Nohohon People Name Card Holder (swaying) - $25.00.
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Luigi Lugmayr
Luigi is the founding chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years
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