This 1/8 scale figure faithfully captures Ushiromiya Natsuhi’s dignified presence from Umineko no Naku Koro ni. The statue features a refined portrait with a calm, composed expression and delicately sculpted eyes that convey Natsuhi’s stern yet compassionate nature. She is depicted in her formal family attire, with meticulously sculpted folds and lace detailing along the bodice and sleeves. The flowing hair is rendered with subtle volume and glossy highlights, tracing elegant strands that frame her face. Accessories such as a small brooch or jewelry are rendered with a high level of craftsmanship. The paintwork emphasizes the contrast between the dark outfit and pale skin, while the base is designed to resemble a polished interior setting, enabling display on a typical shelf. Overall the piece exudes a restrained grace, suitable for collectors who appreciate character fidelity and premium finishing. The figure is balanced and stable, with careful attention paid to joint placement to preserve the figure’s elegant silhouette.

Ushiromiya Natsuhi is the matriarch of the Ushiromiya family and Kinzo’s wife, a central figure during the family conference held on Rokkenjima. She carries the burden of managing the clan’s affairs, maintaining order amid a web of rivalries, secrets, and the looming sense of danger. Throughout the story she projects resolve, duty, and sometimes guarded suspicion, often clashing with others over decisions that affect the family’s future. Her motivations center on protecting her children, preserving family honor, and navigating the complex loyalties of kinship in a manor where every conversation hides a motive. Her steadfast presence anchors the narrative’s tension, and her personal losses reveal the heavy price of power, tradition, and the secrets that define the saga.