Shimatsu dolls are traditional Japanese handicrafts, which are often used as decorations or gifts. City pine dolls are usually carved from wood and have movable joints that can swing their arms and legs. They usually have lovely appearance and rich colors.

Shisong doll has a long history in Japanese cultural tradition, which can be traced back to hundreds of years ago. They are usually used as symbols for praying for good luck and happiness. On occasions such as celebrations, weddings and festivals in Japan, Matsumoto dolls are often placed at home or in special places as auspicious symbols.

In addition, urban pine dolls are often used as props in drama or dance performances to express the expressions and actions of characters. In traditional Japanese puppet shows, Shinmatsu dolls often play the role of music or storytelling.

Generally speaking, Shisong doll is a kind of handicraft with artistic value and cultural significance, which occupies an important position in Japanese culture and is used as decoration, gifts and performance props.