"Hina" dolls of 2020 newsmakers

A doll maker in Tokyo unveils on Nov. 26, 2020, "hina" dolls modeled after the year's newsmakers, including one depicting shogi sensation Sota Fujii (L), who became the youngest player ever to hold two of the board game's eight major titles in August 2020 at age 18.

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