Japanese beds require more "work" than a standard mattress to prevent mold and compression. Don't leave it on the floor all day.
Never put a shikibuton directly on carpet or linoleum. Use a tatami mat or sunoko slats to allow moisture to escape. 🛒 Where to Buy
A firm rice-straw floor mat. Provides cushioning and breathability. Kakebuton: A thick, lightweight down or synthetic duvet. buy japanese bed
Better for side sleepers or those new to floor sleeping. Japanese sizes differ slightly from Western standards: Single: ~39" x 79" Semi-Double: ~47" x 79" Double: ~55" x 79" ⚠️ Essential Maintenance
A low-profile wooden slatted frame. Used instead of tatami for better airflow. Japanese beds require more "work" than a standard
Traditional, heavy, and very firm. Needs frequent sunning.
Great for organic and chemical-free options. Use a tatami mat or sunoko slats to allow moisture to escape
Hang it in the sun weekly. This kills bacteria and fluffs the cotton.