Nendoroid Playset – Japanese Living Set

Super late I know.

Just started university again among other things so time has been pretty scarce for me to do any figurine related stuff (although oOgA has been off having fun with kodomut without me).

So anyway, let’s check out the latest Nendoroid Playset by Phat!, the Japanese Living Set.

Packaging is the same as the School Life playset.

The diorama aside, I find that the major plus point for these sets is the accessories that come with it which are often Nendoroid and figma compatible.

Such props are not easy to find after all.

Instructions for dummies

Setting up is also fairly simple, no Japanese required.

Set A is the left side of the room and is relatively plain. It does come with a rather nice fold-able table and includes with it a cupboard, a meal set, a cushion and some wooden bear ornament (made of plastic of course).

Set B, on the other hand, is more interesting.

One of the walls comes with a recessed shelf and it also has it’s own host of accessories such as a sheath-able ornamental sword, a pot, dangos, a teapot complete with cup and tray as well as a washbasin (LOL).

One of my fav items in the whole set

I find the wash basin a riot

The set also comes with special nendoroid hands which allows your nendoroids to hold the dangos provided.

Also, the diorama apparently has a “ninja wall”. That brown part of the wall is meant for placing a provided sticker with words on them. The “ninja wall”, as I call it, allows you to stick 2 of the given stickers and swap between them by flipping the wall. This obviously has other uses……

Nendo Miku will demonstrate the above points.

Dango for you?

Ninja wall

Both sets can be combined to form a full room.

I like this  because the doors on both ends makes it more flexible in terms of entry points compared to the school set.

Nendo Miku invites Nendo Kagamiku for tea

Nendo Kagamiku notices someone at the door

It’s Nendo Kaito!

Nendo Miku apparently installed an anti-intruder security system

I’ve also done a short little story with the SOS Brigade using the playset.

So I’ll end this post with it.

Enjoy.

The comic is read from right to left. Click on the thumbnails for a larger version.