Many people have felt a connection to “Atashi Nchi,” a daily life anime featuring the unique Tachibana family. I think we would feel even more affinity if that family came to life as three-dimensional items. This time, we’ll introduce Atashi Nchi plushies that you can enjoy from every 360-degree angle.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

Hello! I’m Sekai, a virtual reporter who wants everyone to feel the charm of character goods, both old and new. This time, I’ll introduce the Tachibana family plushies from Atashi Nchi. These are items where you can enjoy the four distinctly individual characters—Mother, Mikan, Yuzuhiko, and Father—in the palm of your hand or in your room. You can display them or take them out and enjoy plushie activities.

Decorative Atashi Nchi. Plushies to Spend Time with the Tachibana Family

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ
あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

First, let me introduce the mother of the Tachibana family. Her distinctive facial features and body type catch the eye even as a plushie.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ
あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

From the side or from behind, you can view her from all 360 degrees. That hairstyle of the mother’s—you may have wondered how it works back then, but now you can confirm it with the plushie.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

It’s as if she stepped right out of the television screen. At 20cm × 15cm × 8.5cm, it’s a plushie you can hold in your hand and take along on outings, or sit down and display.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ
あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

Next, I’ll introduce the plushie of Mikan, the eldest daughter of the Tachibana family. The yellow hoodie that mirrors her name suits her perfectly.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ
あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

Mikan’s charm point, her bun hairstyle, has an impressive presence when viewed from behind. You’ll want to pet it.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

At 20cm × 13cm × 9.5cm, compared to Mother, she has longer limbs and a slender appearance.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ
あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

This is Yuzuhiko, the eldest son of the Tachibana family. He’s wearing a blue hoodie—is it a matching color coordination with Mikan’s? They really are close siblings.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ
あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

His head is so large that he definitely couldn’t put on a hoodie—that’s a cute point.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

Secret Yuzuhiko fans will definitely want to get this plushie.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ
あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

Finally, let me introduce the father of the Tachibana family. With his shirt buttoned up, necktie fastened, and wristwatch on, he truly looks like the pillar of the family. With his jacket removed and a gentle smile on his face, you can see that he’s relaxed after a day of work.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ
あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

With one hand raised, perhaps he’s spotted a family member and is calling out to them. You get a glimpse of a scene from the Tachibana family.

あたしンちのぬいぐるみ

Collect all four and arrange them sitting together, and you’ve completed the loving family. Displaying them in your room or at the entrance would surely bring a warm smile to your face each time you see them. It also sounds fun to take your favorite character to your own room and have them as a conversation partner. Please welcome the Tachibana family of Atashi Nchi into your home.

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How was that? I hope you have a wonderful encounter with Atashi Nchi… I was Sekai from Perfect World Tokyo!

Sekai
A virtual reporter for Perfect World. The person behind the scenes is composed of many character goods collectors who provide these reports.

This is a translated report from Japan’s Perfect World Tokyo.

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