Can I sell all Musubi products in my online store?
You can sell at your physical retail stores and your online store. Unfortunately, the minä perhonen Series is not permitted to be sold in online stores.
Do all products have wholesale pricing?
Yes. However, please note that our books have fixed retail prices.
Is there the possibility that a product will be discontinued?
Yes. If necessary, a product may be discontinued. We routinely update our site to reflect any changes.
Can I view the Instructional DVD outside of Japan?
The DVD should be compatible with all region codes. It works with the NTSC video format - Please note, you may experience difficulties with other formats.
Can I get a brochure/catalog?
Please access the top page to see our catalog. You can download them there.
Can I change the content of my order after purchase?
Unfortunately, you cannot add or remove any products after the order has been placed.
Ⅱ：Terms and conditions
Do you have a Minimum LOT purchase requirement? *For Business customers only
Yes, starting from 50,000yen and above per order. Please note, there may be partial order cancellations if products are out of stock. In this case, your invoice will not include those products. As a courtesy, you may still complete your order even if the invoice falls below the 50,000yen requirement. We will send the details to your registered e-mail address.
Additional discounts include:
Spend 200,000 yen or more and save 4% Spend 400,000 Yen or more and save 8%
Do you allow wholesale if we don't have a physical retail store?
Yes. Please tell us your online store URL when you register your account.
What is your return policy?
If you receive an item that is defective, please contact us at musubi-b@ymds.co.jp within 10days of delivery. * All returns must be in new, 'as received' condition and include all original packaging. Unfortunately, items not in new and unused condition will not be accepted.
*If the item becomes damaged after purchase, either by you or another person, you generally cannot return it.
If your return is due to a Yamada Sen-i error, please contact us within 10 days of delivery at musubi-b@ymds.co.jp to arrange alternative return information.
If you cannot contact us within 10 days of delivery, our policy does not allow for returns.
* Please kindly note that the pictures of items may slightly differ from the actual colors.
We are unable to accept a return because of the color difference between pictures and actual products.
We kindly thank you for your understanding!
*Returns and refunds will be handled only for our fault.
If an item is returned to us due to refusal of receipt or unknown address, we will not be able to provide a refund.
In such cases, we can send the item again, but we will charge you for the shipping cost of resending the item.
Ⅲ：Payment
How do I pay?
Acceptable forms of payment include credit card, PayPal or bank transfer. *Please check Payment Details.
Ⅳ：Shipping Information
Do you ship worldwide?
Yes. We ship to countries in Asia, Europe, America etc. *In some cases, we cannot ship to some countries that have shipping restrictions.
How long does it take for delivery?
It depends on the shipping company and country rules. We will provide you with the tracking number when we ship. It is best to ask any further questions to the shipping company directly. We cannot take responsibility for any deliveries within your country.
Can I make corrections to my shipping address after placing an order?
Please contact us with the correct address in one hour after placing an order. You cannot change the adderss after you receive an order confirmation email.
How much is shipping?
It depends on the weight of your order and destination. You can check how much it is going to be before completing your order by inputting your zip code/shipping address.
＊Prices displayed on our website are tax-excluded. As a general rule, the Japanese consumer tax is added when we ship domestically within Japan.
For shipping to Japan, please order from the MUSUBI online store here. *The site is only available in Japanese.
Ⅴ：Others
Do you have a physical retail store?
Yes. Our physical store is located in Tokyo and Kyoto. Tokyo Kyoto
How do I reserve a spot of Furoshiki workshop?
Workshops are regurally held at both Kyoto and Tokyo stores. Reservations available online. Reserve a spot / Online Workshops Please contact MUSUBI stores directly for further questions.
Ⅵ：Where is the operating company located?
YAMADA SEN-I Co., Ltd. in Kyoto, Japan *Please see About Us
Product Info
Product Description
Okame is the woman. Hyottoko is the man. These comical masks are often sold at Japanese festivals. Okame is a generous woman who is full-figured and has a small nose and small eyes, allied with an endlessly cheerful disposition. Okame is a traditional image of an everyday Japanese woman. Hyottoko probably sounded like "Hiotoko" or "fireman" in olden times since the job of managing the smelting furnace was an important one. The comical puckered mouth is a defining feature of the Hyottoko mask as the fireman would blow the furnace with his bamboo tube to control the flow of air. (The dot pattern appearing behind the mask is part of the handle of the hand towel)Depending on where you tie, you can see and enjoy different expressions.
Product Details
Code : 20464-102
Dimensions : 48 x 48 cm (18.9″ x 18.9″).
Weight : 44 g.
Material : 100% cotton.
Made in Japan.
Gift Wrapping (Lunch Box etc..)
FUKU COCHAE
FUKU COCHAE has a Japanese lucky charm (happy motif) printed on a Furoshiki. These unique patterns create enjoyment when opening and wrapping. The face that is displayed changes depending on the shape of the wrapping. It is good for wrapping gifts, but also for a lunch nox. This series brings a playful Japanese spirit and a smile to our everyday lives.
COCHAE
Designer group, Jikuhara Yosuke and Miki Takeda, work on the theme of "Playing with Play." In 2023, in the classic world of origami, they produced graphic origami with key words "Origami is more pop!" Currently they are conducting a wide range of desgn activities including designing with a new viewpoint, development of toys, workshops at museums and the like.
Origami puzzle "Funny face card" won the Good Design Award in 2008. Since then, he has been a part-time lecture at Kyoto Art and Design University. The origin of Cochae is cited from the traditional folk song "Okayama Drum Song" (Cochaebushi). Okayama prefecture is where he is from. The expression "Kacha-e, Kacha-e" is a slang phrase popular in the Tenpo Era and is a musical accompaniement word with multipul meanings. Some include "Please come here" and "This is good".
Okame is the woman. Hyottoko is the man. These comical masks are often sold at Japanese festivals. Okame is a generous woman who is full-figured and has a small nose and small eyes, allied with an endlessly cheerful disposition. Okame is a traditional image of an everyday Japanese woman. Hyottoko probably sounded like "Hiotoko" or "fireman" in olden times since the job of managing the smelting furnace was an important one. The comical puckered mouth is a defining feature of the Hyottoko mask as the fireman would blow the furnace with his bamboo tube to control the flow of air. (The dot pattern appearing behind the mask is part of the handle of the hand towel)Depending on where you tie, you can see and enjoy different expressions.
Product Details
Code : 20464-102
Dimensions : 48 x 48 cm (18.9″ x 18.9″).
Weight : 44 g.
Material : 100% cotton.
Made in Japan.
Gift Wrapping (Lunch Box etc..)
FUKU COCHAE
FUKU COCHAE has a Japanese lucky charm (happy motif) printed on a Furoshiki. These unique patterns create enjoyment when opening and wrapping. The face that is displayed changes depending on the shape of the wrapping. It is good for wrapping gifts, but also for a lunch nox. This series brings a playful Japanese spirit and a smile to our everyday lives.
COCHAE
Designer group, Jikuhara Yosuke and Miki Takeda, work on the theme of "Playing with Play." In 2023, in the classic world of origami, they produced graphic origami with key words "Origami is more pop!" Currently they are conducting a wide range of desgn activities including designing with a new viewpoint, development of toys, workshops at museums and the like.
Origami puzzle "Funny face card" won the Good Design Award in 2008. Since then, he has been a part-time lecture at Kyoto Art and Design University. The origin of Cochae is cited from the traditional folk song "Okayama Drum Song" (Cochaebushi). Okayama prefecture is where he is from. The expression "Kacha-e, Kacha-e" is a slang phrase popular in the Tenpo Era and is a musical accompaniement word with multipul meanings. Some include "Please come here" and "This is good".
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