When it comes to futon, Japanese style futon are the most popular Japanese bed. Originating in Japan, this soft, rollable Japanese mattress can easily set up on the tatami mats on the floor to provide an airy yet firm support.
The Futon mattress will arrive compressed in a vacuum bag. Upon opening, it will expand back to its original thickness as it takes in air. Some wrinkles may appear, but these are not considered flaws - simply air it out for a few hours. When the weather is dry and sunny, rotate the Futon and let it dry on both sides for approximately two hours each. This will allow the Futon to fluff up and become soft.
[Cautions for use] To prevent the Futon getting damaged, please use covers or sheets.　Make sure to wash the covers and sheets frequently. The Futon should be dried in the sunshine, or in a Futon dryer. With sunshine and heat, it will become more resilient, warm and fluffy. Lightly beat the futon occasionally to remove dust.
Product Size: 39" x 75" x 2-1/2" / Packing Size: 25" x 39-1/2" x 2-1/2" / Shipping Weight: 10 lbs.
[Japanese traditional style bedding] Use a tatami mat with the futon to adjust moisture and you will feel cool and refreshed even on a hot summer night. Use them on the floor on a bedframe or store them in the closet in case you have a guest. These versatile futons ensure a good night's sleep.
[Japanese floor mattress] The futon, Japanese traditional style bedding, is a type of Japanese mattress used on the floor at night for sleeping. This Japanese bed is traditionally rolled up during the day when not needed to free up some space in the room.
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[3-Layer Futon Mattress] These three-layer futons disperse pressure on the body making for comfortable sleep even if have back pain.
Fabric: 100% Cotton / Stuffing: 100% Polyester and Polyurethane.
When the Futon becomes dirty, please spot clean and dry well. This Futon cannot be washed in a washing machine. Please refer to a dry cleaner or a Futon company.
Store in a dry place, with the mattress on the bottom and the comforter on top. If the Futon will be stored for a while, it should be dried first and stored in a dry place with the covers removed. Dry the Futon on a regular basis even if not in use.