A three-tiered glass retail display case is observed in an indoor commercial setting within Taito, Japan

A three-tiered glass retail display case is observed in an indoor commercial setting within Taito, Japan. The case is fully stocked with various ceramic and clay figurines, primarily featuring Japanese cultural motifs. The top shelf presents a row of beige-colored sumo wrestler figurines in different poses, including standing, wrestling, and reclining. Adjacent to these are several animal figurines, specifically a cat, a hedgehog, a rabbit, and a mushroom, each positioned in front of a small, rectangular display card with Japanese text and Yen prices. To the far right, a white Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) figurine is visible. The background wall behind this shelf features two decorative wooden frames resembling traditional Japanese windows. The middle shelf, positioned below the top, showcases more figurines, including a white rabbit, a stylized horse known as a Darahoro horse, and other animal figures. These items are arranged on small, woven bamboo mats. Each figurine has an accompanying price tag displaying Japanese text and Yen currency. The bottom shelf contains a collection of white horse figurines in diverse poses. Some are depicted holding small golden objects or arrows. These figurines are displayed on individual small stands, some with decorative screens behind them, and all feature price tags. Below this shelf, resting on a woven mat at the bottom of the display case, a traditional Japanese kabuto (samurai helmet) is partially visible. No individuals are present or engaged in any discernible action or interaction within the frame. The lighting suggests artificial overhead illumination.