我流 - GAL -
¥6,000 JPY
Made to order — ships in 7–15 business days.
Tax included. International shipping calculated at checkout.
Customs duties & import taxes are not collected at checkout — depending on your country, they may be charged separately upon delivery.
Each piece is painted by hand — patterns vary slightly, one by one.
Garyū. GAL.
Not someone else's right answer — what I love.
Garyū means refusing the given mold and moving forward on your own instinct, your own taste. In Japan, it's written 我流 — "my own style." Say it fast, and you hear gal.
Bold pink. Layered hearts. A gaze that won't look away.
In every stroke lives the spirit of Japan's gal culture — never swept along by anyone's values, expressing yourself without apology.
Gal culture was never just a flashy look. It is pop culture with a will: rewriting the rules of beauty and common sense, and standing by "this is what I love."
Dressed in Y2K color and a free, unbothered mood, it still carries the daruma's oldest role — holding a wish.
GAL is a daruma not for a happiness someone chose for you, but for the future you choose yourself.
Live what you love. Stay true to you.
Your daruma arrives with both eyes blank.
Paint the right eye when you make your wish — the left when it comes true.
Learn the ritual on our Craftsmanship page →
Details
| Painted | By hand, one by one |
Shipping & Tax
Orders ship in approx. 7–10 business days (S:9cm) or 10–15 business days (M:15cm/L:20cm), then arrive in 1–3 days within Japan or 7–21 days internationally. Multiple sizes ship together once all pieces are complete.
Carefully packed in a protective gift box.
Customs & import duties: Prices do not include customs duties or import taxes. Depending on your country's regulations, these may be charged by the carrier when your order arrives, and are the responsibility of the recipient.
Care
一筆ごとに、意志が宿る。
Painted by Hand,
One by One.
Every YOHΛKU TOKYO daruma is painted together with craftsmen carrying on Japan's daruma-making tradition. The weight of a line, the momentum of the brush.
No two are ever the same.
すべてのだるま — all daruma
Five Worlds. One Wish, Yours.
