This figure captures Houraisan Kaguya with ethereal elegance and a poised, impossible-to-ignore aura. The sculpt presents her standing in a delicate, sweeping pose that hints at her moon-born grace, with one hand lifted as if weaving a subtle lunar charm. Her long hair flows behind her in soft silver-lilac strands, accented by a pale ribbon and tiny moon motifs. The costume blends traditional and fantasy elements: a flowing, layered dress in ivory and lavender tones, with translucent sleeves and star-like shimmer throughout the fabric. The sculpt emphasizes fine details in the ruffles, the belt, and the rayed parasol she is often depicted with, and the base features a moon-crater pattern that grounds the figure in her celestial origin. The paintwork uses pearlescent whites and cool purples, with gentle shading to highlight the curves of the figure and the folds of the clothing. The eyes are carefully hand-painted, capturing her sly, intelligent gaze. A subtle, almost magical glow seems to emanate from her accessories, enhancing the overall sense that she inhabits both the night and her own legend. The craftsmanship reflects the brand Kachoufuugetsu's attention to realism, with clean seams and stable pose to prevent tipping, while maintaining a dynamic impression that would stand out on any shelf. The design also nods to Touhou Project lore, inviting fans to appreciate the interplay between her moon-born lineage and earthly adventures in Gensokyo. Overall, the sculpture exudes a refined, dream-like presence that makes Houraisan Kaguya feel both ancient and contemporary in a single display.

Houraisan Kaguya, the moon princess, was sent to Earth centuries ago after defying the rules of the Moon Kingdom. As a result of her centuries-long life, she has grown wise, mischievous, and both curious and skeptical of mortal concerns. In Touhou Project lore, her presence in Gensokyo reveals a blend of loneliness and curiosity, a fascination with human emotions, and a preference for elegant games and refined pleasures. She crosses paths with Fujiwara no Mokou, another immortal, in endless cycles of conflict and reconciliation as each pursues their own sense of purpose and fate. The figure's story is echoed in the pose and costume—the combination of moonlit whites and delicate lavender—suggesting her dual nature: aloof yet approachable, ancient yet modern. Her immortality gives her a timeless perspective; she often contemplates the meaning of life, memory, and longing, while still enjoying the playful and sometimes dangerous games she creates with friends and rivals in Gensokyo. Hourai Kaguya also embodies a sense of longing for the home she left behind, the Moon, and her occasional nostalgia for quiet, untroubled nights that she tasted during her exile. This backstory informs her demeanor in the Touhou series, where she interacts with a wide cast of characters and participates in events that shape the intricate world fans adore. The figure on display captures that complex mix of ancient charm and modern curiosity, inviting viewers to imagine her fables and the breath-taking, long-standing feud with Mokou as part of a larger legend.