These erasers look like individual Japanese sushi, and are available in six different designs.
— "I don't know why it's such a craze, but I sell hundreds," Meredith Zellweger of Toy Jungle in Manhattan Beach, Calif., told TDmonthly in July 2008.
— “They're selling hundreds a month,” seconded Deran Muckjian, owner of Catch a Falling Star in Lexington, Mass.
— Nine percent of 64 retailers said in summer 2008 that Iwako erasers are creating a buzz in their stores.
— "I don't know why it's such a craze, but I sell hundreds," Meredith Zellweger of Toy Jungle in Manhattan Beach, Calif., told TDmonthly in July 2008.
— “They're selling hundreds a month,” seconded Deran Muckjian, owner of Catch a Falling Star in Lexington, Mass.
— Nine percent of 64 retailers said in summer 2008 that Iwako erasers are creating a buzz in their stores.
| Featured in: | TDmonthly’s Top-10 Most-Wanted Collectible Toys (10/1/2008) September Staff Picks (9/1/2008) TDmonthly’s Top-10 Most-Wanted Toys (9/1/2008) |
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 19974 (added 8/1/2008)
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