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Otamatone (Regular - Unicorn) Electronic Musical Toy Instrument for Children Unisex Adults - English

Otamatone (Regular - Unicorn) Electronic Musical Toy Instrument for Children Unisex Adults - English

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About the Otamatone, The Otamatone is a cute, quirky, and fun-to-play electronic musical toy characterized by its eighth note-shaped body, adorable

Created by Japans CUBE Toy company and designed by the artists brothers Masamichi and Nobumichi Tosa of the Maywa Denki design firm, the Otamatone boasts one of the most unusual (yet adorable!) designs for a musical instrument to date.

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About the Otamatone The Otamatone is a cute, quirky, and fun-to-play electronic musical toy characterized by its eighth note-shaped body, adorable moving mouth, and silly, buzzing, amusingly off-key voice. The Otamatone creates electronic tones that you can control based on the position of your finger on the touch-sensitive fretboard. Use a switch on the back to choose an octave and slide your fingers up and down to play different notes.