Shigeru Minami 6 mins ago

The first photo was taken this morning. I’ve finished the whole process—marking the fabric, cutting it, sewing it together, and stuffing it with cotton. From tomorrow, I’ll be busy with year-end and New Year plans, so I’m hoping I can finish one more Satoshi before the end of the year.

Shigeru Minami 17 hours ago

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Shigeru Minami yesterday

Today’s Satoshi is finished too! Merry Christmas 🎄

Shigeru Minami yesterday

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Shigeru Minami 2 days ago

Making the Satoshi plushies is going well—three more will be added in the coming days!

Shigeru Minami 2 days ago

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Shigeru Minami 3 days ago

Today I made a standard Satoshi in a black coat! I’ll make four more at this pace.

Shigeru Minami 3 days ago

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Shigeru Minami 4 days ago

Today, I ordered fabric for new goods and prepared for production starting tomorrow. Over the year-end and New Year period, I’ll be making the standard Satoshi wearing a black coat!

Shigeru Minami 4 days ago

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Shigeru Minami 5 days ago

Today is a day off from making Bitcoin goods. My Satoshi was relaxing and enjoying some Japanese food.

Shigeru Minami 5 days ago

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Shigeru Minami 6 days ago

Today, the Satoshi plush set off on their journey to Korea. They seem excited and can’t wait to arrive at Bitcoin Center Seoul. Have a great trip, Satoshis!🇰🇷✈

Shigeru Minami 6 days ago

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Shigeru Minami 1 week ago

All five Bitcoin Center Seoul version Satoshi plushies are finished! They’ll be shipped tomorrow 🚙✈

Shigeru Minami 1 week ago

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Shigeru Minami 1 week ago

I made the Bitcoin Center Seoul version Satoshi — the fourth one. Just one more to go!

Shigeru Minami 1 week ago

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Shigeru Minami 1 week ago

When the pieces are sewn together and stuffed with cotton, it becomes Satoshi! Today, I made the Bitcoin Center Seoul version Satoshi — the third one.

Shigeru Minami 1 week ago

The Satoshi plushie is made using more than 20 fabric parts. Placing the patterns on the fabric, tracing the lines, and cutting out each piece currently takes over two hours, so I’d like to find a way to do this part a bit more efficiently.