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Last weekend, the Treasure Festa was held in Tokyo, bringing a, excuse the pun, treasure trove of plastic statues. The figurines included upcoming pieces as well as second-hand and limited edition ones.

Japanese website Akiba Hobby was on hand to check out the festivities. In the gallery above, have a glimpse at some of the bishoujo (beautiful girl) figurines exhibited.

トレジャーフェスタ in 有明7「グリフォンエンタープライズ・展示コーナー」, 「トレジャーフェスタ in 有明７」フォトレポート（後編), 「トレジャーフェスタ in 有明７」フォトレポート（前編) [アキバHOBBY]

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TheRoyalFamily

5/08/12 2:00PM

If I ever get rich enough to travel, the only reason I would go to Japan is to get stuff like this. Importers don't have the best selection, stock, or even reliability sometimes, so going to the source would be pretty sweet. (And I have no desire to see temples or mountains, or eat Japanese food, or any of that other stuff, so yah.)

Also, for once most of the figures shown on Kotaku for such an event actually look good. Kind of disappointed the Metis fig looks so bad, but at least the Touhou stuff is pretty great.