This 1/7 scale Kashima figure captures the refined silhouette of the Kantai Collection character with careful attention to balance, flow, and naval aesthetic. She stands in a poised, forward-facing pose with one leg stepping lightly, her long lavender hair swept behind her and tied with white ribbons that flutter as if caught in sea breeze. Her outfit blends shrine maiden elements with fleet-inspired touches: a white and pale purple dress trimmed in gold, a decorative sash, and subtle marine accents that hint at her shipgirl role. The sculpt emphasizes smooth curves and crisp folds, while the weathered-looking base evokes gentle waves and spray. The paintwork highlights gradations in hair and fabric, clean linework on the sleeves, and tiny ornaments that give a premium, display-ready finish.

In the KanColle universe, Kashima is portrayed as a dependable shrine maid turned ship girl who quietly keeps the fleet organized and buoyant during campaigns. She embodies calm leadership, warmth, and a sense of ceremonial duty, guiding younger kanmusu with patience and tact. Her role combines spiritual symbolism with nautical practicality, offering encouragement before battles and checking on the crew after encounters at sea. The figure aims to reflect her dignified, approachable personality—an anchor for morale and a reminder of tradition amid modern warfare. Displaying her alongside other KanColle characters emphasizes her steady presence and her readiness to support the fleet through calm presence and reliable service.