Hi Hatiby, I don't speak Japanese so I'm hoping the Google translator has correctly translated your question. You seem to be asking about wooden puppets in the Old Market at Siem Reap. I saw quite a few wooden puppets when I was there as well as a lot of wooden figures. There are actually four large markets in Siem Reap and I would advise you that the best one for wooden puppets and other artwork is the Art Market. You get there across wooden bridges from the centre of Siem Reap and at night you can easily spot the Art Market because there is a big neon sign outside which lights up the whole area and which is easily visible from the far side of the bridge. Hope all this helps. Don't hesitate to contact me again if the translation hasn't quite given you the information you were hoping for. Good luck.

There are plenty, some combined with fish eating dead skin

You can find anything and everything. Tailor, hair cut, shoes market, meat shop, souvenirs and many others

It opens early in the morning and when we were there close to 20 pm it was still full of shoppers.

it is open everyday.

I once bought some silk cushion covers from Psar Chaa, and they did not last very long. Later I bought some new ones from the Artisans Angkor and I still have them. So it is the old story. You get what you pay for. Yes, the silk from Artisans Angkor is more expensive, but it is good quality. Unless you know a lot about gem stones and can tell the difference between a real stone and glass, I would not buy any gem stones in Siem Reap. The sellers have lots of tricks to convince you that what they are selling are real, like scratching glass with the gem stone and putting a blowtorch to them to demonstrate that they will not crack under heat. But they are good at sleight of hand and I would not trust them. I once bought a gold chain in Ps ar Chaa and the moment I got outside I realized it was not gold. The shop owner had put yellow bulbs in all the lights at her stall so that it intensified the gold colour. I went back and kicked up such a stink in front of other customers that she quickly gave me my money back to shut me up.

Pshar Chaa is OK, but the best is Pshar Leu. The cambodians themselves buy their goods from Pshar Leu. And the prices are not multiplied as in the city center. Of course it might be difficult to find a Angkor Wat t-shirt or Tomb Raider mug there, but souvenirs, yes. Tell the tuk -tuk driver " psaa löö" and he will take you there. Be prepared to spend 4-5 hrs there, since the market-building and the surrounding outdoor market is huge! Also an excellent place to eat!

I do not remember the time I got there but they open around 9 as most shops in town. And I am not sure but I think they stay open until 10 pm because they are very close to the pub street and the night market, so they know there are lota of tourist at night too. Do not miss it!! They have great shops there and in the aera around it. Have a great time in Cambodia!!