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Otamatone Hatsune Miku edition — vocaloid themed Japanese electronic instrument

Otamatone Hatsune Miku: The Vocaloid Edition

The ultimate crossover: the world's most famous virtual singer meets the world's most unusual electronic instrument. The Otamatone Hatsune Miku combines Japanese pop culture icon Miku with Maywa Denki's quirky synthesiser.

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What is the Otamatone Hatsune Miku?

The Otamatone Hatsune Miku is a special edition of the Japanese otamatone by Maywa Denki, decorated with the image of Hatsune Miku, the world's most famous virtual vocaloid singer. It works exactly like any other otamatone: a touch-sensitive neck to change pitch and a squishable face for vibrato and expression, but with Miku's iconic teal twin-tails design on the body.

Who is Hatsune Miku?

Hatsune Miku (初音ミク) is a virtual singer created by Crypton Future Media using Yamaha's Vocaloid voice synthesis software. Launched in 2007, she became a global pop culture phenomenon — performing holographic concerts, inspiring countless fan artworks and collaborating with brands worldwide. Maywa Denki's Miku otamatone is one such collaboration: a meeting of two distinctly Japanese creative worlds.

Classic Miku vs Deluxe Miku

EditionSizeNeckSpeakerBest for
Classic Miku~27 cmShortStandardGift, collecting
Deluxe Miku~44 cmLong (easier)Better + jack outputPlaying melodies

If you want to actually play songs, the Deluxe Miku is the better choice: more space between notes and a jack socket to connect headphones or an amplifier. If it's a gift or collector's piece, either works.

How It Sounds and How to Play It

Despite the Miku branding, the sound is the standard nasal, expressive otamatone voice — not an actual Miku vocaloid sound. The Miku decoration is visual only. That said, using the touch neck to play World is Mine or Senbonzakura is an experience many fans find irresistible. For technique, see our how to play the otamatone guide.

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FAQ

Does the Miku edition sound like Hatsune Miku?

No. The sound is the standard otamatone synthesiser voice. The Miku design is purely visual; the characteristic nasal, whining otamatone tone is what you hear.

Classic or Deluxe Miku edition?

Deluxe for playing: longer neck, better speaker, jack output. Classic or Melody for gifting or collecting at a lower price point.

Where to buy?

Amazon is the most accessible option. Check both classic and Deluxe formats and confirm it is official Maywa Denki × Crypton licensing.