Garamon 450 Ortho Black & White Marble

Marusan is a legendary Japanese toy company and one of the pioneers of sofubi (soft vinyl) kaiju figures. Established in 1923 in Japan, Marusan originally produced tin toys before shifting to vinyl production in the 1950s and 1960s, creating some of the first Godzilla, Ultraman, and kaiju toys that shaped the sofubi industry. Today, Marusan remains one of the most respected names in the Japanese sofubi scene, continuing to produce high-quality, hand-crafted vinyl figures sought after by collectors worldwide. Over the years Mark Nagata has collected thousands of toys and a fair amount of titles. The man behind San Francisco-based Max Toy Company is widely known as: Toy Collector. Illustrator. Magazine Founder/Publisher. Toy Designer. Artist. Author. Husband. Father. But the one description that might fit best is an unofficial one -- Kaiju Toy and Art Ambassador. In the Japanese-inspired art and toy area, as well as throughout the larger toy collecting community, Mark is welcomed and recognized for his personal passion and commitment to supporting artists all around the world and the unique works they create. Beginning as a collector in his youth, Mark has had for years a keen eye for great art and a personal interest in collecting that he has spread through a variety of outlets. Trained at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco, Mark honed his skills working for himself and for some of the most notable businesses in the country. As a freelance commercial illustrator, he completed works for such prominent companies as Lucasfilms, DC Comics, Hasbro Toys, IBM, Sony, and numerous advertising and design firms, both national and international. Mark's