A little museum of play

Where treasured toys tell their stories.

Kukimuki is a cheerful corner for the objects that made childhood feel enormous: the soft bear, the perfectly turned top, the wooden wheel that still wants to roll.

Explore the collections Why toys matter

made for
small wonders

A honey-brown teddy bear, wooden pull duck, stacking rings, blocks, and spinning tops on a softly lit cream toy shelf

Cabinet no. 01Soft things & small wheels

Featured shelves

A cabinet of favourite playthings.

Each collection begins with an object worth lingering over, then follows the materials, shapes, and gestures that give it character.

Three well-loved vintage teddy bears with peach, mustard, and mint accents on a pale wooden bench

Soft & stitched

01 / Teddy bears

The bear shelf

Mohair, mending, and the quiet expression of a familiar face.

Painted wooden pull duck, wheeled elephant, geometric blocks, and stacking rings arranged on a cream plinth

Grain & wheels

02 / Wooden toys

The workshop shelf

Objects where the maker’s hand is part of the design.

Four colourful hand-painted wooden spinning tops whirling on a warm cream tabletop

Spin & pause

03 / Spinning tops

The motion shelf

A small lesson in balance, colour, and a moment of surprise.

Kukimuki looks closely

The best toys have more than one life.

A scuffed wheel, a faded ribbon, or a thumb-sized chip can hold a story. Our gallery is a place to enjoy these details without needing to turn them into anything more.

Meet the museum idea