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- Hasegawa, a company specializing in Buddhist altars and gravestones, has launched "Oshidann," a stage for displaying "oshi" (favorite characters/idols).
- Made with the same materials and techniques as genuine Shinto altars, it offers adjustable height and LED lighting options.
- Priced at 9900 yen, it aims to balance delicate themes with modern technology, potentially influencing the "death tech" industry.
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Hasegawa, a company specializing in Buddhist altars and gravestones, has launched "Oshidann," a stage for displaying "oshi" (favorite characters/idols). Made with the same materials and techniques as genuine Shinto altars, it offers adjustable height and LED lighting options. Priced at 9900 yen, it aims to balance delicate themes with modern technology, potentially influencing the "death tech" industry.
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