This the very first exhibition that shows the progression of the entire Neo and Petite Blythe's history!
All together there were more then 300 dolls on display! It was a great way to see how Blythe's face, body, and skin has changed over the years.

Yokohama Doll House's Producer Teruhisa Kitahara had this to say about the exhibition
The moment I met Blythe I was so taken by her charm that now I now have a few of my own. Through this exhibition, everyone will be able to see how Blythe has come in to Japan through "Parco Limited", the first-ever Now-Blythe doll released in Japan. Seeing all the Anniversary dolls, collaboration dolls, 138 Neo Blythes and 189 petite Blythes in one place was quite an incredible sight. I am sure that the long time fans will be very satisfied and new fans will discover and be enchanted by Blythe's charms and would want to collect more and more. I met many fans that came back numerous times, fans that enjoyed taking pictures with Blythe and also a lot of fans from overseas. I would love to see people who have no idea who Blythe is to discover and enjoy her charms.
--Teruhisa Kitahara
Toy Collector
Head of Yokohama Toy Museum
Producer of "Yokohama Doll House"
Seen in numerous Japanese TV shows and Commercials
Awarded Yokohama's Culture award in 2007