Koeda-chan Madness

This is a photo of the Koeda ice cream parlor playset closed. It is made of vinyl and apparently well-made, the snaps still hadn't come off. With a little wiping which I didn't get to do, this will look as good as new. This little box also moonlighted as a sewing box for me. The next photo shows how the inside looks. I forgot to take the Koedachan toy characters but my sister, Yasmin told me they're safe and sound in my little toy chest.

The photo shows the play set opened. The furniture are very tiny measuring only half an inch at the most.
My second vintage Koedachan is the Grandma Dollhouse. It's got more stuff and is bigger. The dollhouse is made of vinyl and cardboard that can be folded for easy carry-along. I'm not too crazy about the bright neon colors but hey, it was the early 80s so everything had to be shockingly bright.


The upper bedroom/nursery has a ceiling light that lights up when the "sun" tab is slid to the right to reveal a "moon" tab.