At the same time as her 1972 release in the USA, Blythe was also
marketed for the Japanese under the name "Mahou no Hitomi AiAi
Chan" which means "The eyes of magin AiAi Chan"  and licensed by
Tomy Corp. toys. The doll was basically the same with some
discreet differences, like shiny eyelids, softer hair and 7
lines of writing on her back instead of 6.  Her packaging and
outfits were completely re-designed; to no avail though as AiAi
bombed at the Japanese market just as Blythe did in USA. AiAi
Chan is extremely hard to find these days and insanely
expensive.  Scroll down to see the amazing AiAi girls... AiAi
Chan: the Japanese Blythe The complete AiAi Chan line up minus
the "bride" doll.