A dark wooden display cabinet, featuring nine glass-fronted compartments, is positioned within an establishment in the city of New Taipei, Taiwan

A dark wooden display cabinet, featuring nine glass-fronted compartments, is positioned within an establishment in the city of New Taipei, Taiwan. The cabinet, designed to showcase collectibles, holds a variety of Japanese-themed figurines. On the top shelf, from left to right: a white ceramic Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) on a red base with its left paw raised; a white Maneki-neko wearing a red hat, holding a golden ingot and a scroll; and a white Maneki-neko lying on its back with its left paw raised. The middle shelf, from left to right, contains: two smaller Maneki-neko figurines, one white and orange holding a charm, the other an orange tabby with its right paw raised; a larger white and orange Maneki-neko with its left paw raised; and two small figures—a white Maneki-neko on a yellow chair and a yellow floral Daruma doll. The bottom shelf displays five Daruma dolls: an orange one, two black ones with floral patterns, a red one, and a partially visible yellow one. Below the main cabinet, on a narrower dark wooden shelf, a row of five smaller, colorful Daruma-style dolls are arranged: two blue, one pink, one yellow, and one red, all depicted with smiling faces. The background behind the cabinet features a red and black patterned fabric and a miniature, decorated Christmas tree on the left. Reflections on the glass panels indicate an indoor setting and suggest the presence of an observer or photographer. A blue light emanates from the middle-left compartment. Partially visible below the lower shelf is a large red Daruma doll. No individuals are directly depicted, nor are specific actions or interactions visible within the frame.