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Fill your space with the calming scent and feel of rush grass, a material cultivated by Japanese tradition.
This tatami mat offers the natural relaxation and soft feel that only real materials can provide. It will fit well in any space, regardless of where you place it, in the living room, bedroom, a meditation space, etc. It is sturdy and durable, and can help purify the air and regulate humidity.
Size: Approx. 90 cm (W) × 190 cm (L)/35.5 inches x 74.8 inches
Weight: Approx. 2.0 kg
Material: Igusa (rush grass) from Kumamoto, Japan
Made in: Japan
Includes: Beginner’s Meditation Guide
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Materials and Features
Igusa (Natural Rush Grass)
Material
- Made from natural igusa rush grown in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan.
- Each stalk is carefully dried, selected, and woven one by one
- A natural fiber with excellent moisture absorption and release properties.


Features
- The gentle, natural scent unique to tatami, known for its relaxing and deodorizing effects.
- Helps regulate humidity by absorbing and releasing moisture, keeping the space comfortable.
- Soft, pleasant texture with a warm, natural look and feel.
- Gradually changes color with use and sunlight, turning a golden hue over time—allowing you to enjoy its natural aging.
- Generates very little static electricity.
How to Use
Effortlessly creates a Japanese atmosphere
Tatami mats have the power to instantly transform the atmosphere of any room into a peaceful, Japanese-inspired space just by being there. What’s better, no tools or complicated installation steps are required. Whether it is placed in the corner of your living room or at the front door, even the smallest area instantly changes into a Japanese space of relaxation. The aroma and feel of tatami brings a moment of comfort to your daily life.

Simple yet sophisticated design
Although tatami mats are made of a traditional material, they are designed to coordinate with modern spaces effortlessly. Wood flooring, Scandinavian-style furniture, decorative houseplants, it goes well with it all while serving as an accent linking Japanese and Western styles. The cool color and texture naturally blends into any room, creating a refined atmosphere without being too much.

Enjoyable in any setting
Tatami mats are lightweight and easy to carry around. They can easily be set up anywhere in the house - like in the living room, by your bed, as a play area for your children. On sunny days, you can even take them outside on the porch or to the park.
How to care
Tatami Mat Care Guide
Daily Care for Tatami Mats
To keep your tatami mat in excellent condition, follow these simple daily care steps:
- Dry Wipe: Use a dry cloth or a soft brush to gently wipe the surface of the tatami mat. This helps remove dust and dirt.
- Vacuum: Run a vacuum cleaner along the grain of the tatami mat. This method effectively cleans without damaging the mat.
- Ventilation: Regularly open windows to ventilate the room and prevent moisture buildup, which can lead to mold.
- Dehumidify: Use a dehumidifier during humid periods to reduce the risk of mold growth.
Cleaning Stains on Tatami Mats
If your tatami mat gets dirty, here’s how to clean it:
- Light Dirt: Gently wipe the dirt with a dry cloth. Use a damp cloth and then a dry one to remove moisture if needed.
- Stains: Use a cloth dampened with diluted vinegar to wipe the stained area gently. Follow up by wiping with a dry cloth to remove moisture.
Important Tips
- Avoid Abrasives and Hard Brushes: These can scratch and damage the surface of the tatami mat.
- Do Not Use Strong Chemicals: Washi tatami mats can be sensitive to chemicals, so avoid strong detergents or bleach.
- Tough Stains: Use a cloth dampened with water and mild detergent to clean tough stains. Always wipe with a clean, damp cloth afterward to remove any detergent residue, then let the mat dry completely.
If the stains persist, consider using a professional cleaning service.
About Shipping
Processing and Delivery Time
Order processing time is 3-7 business days. Shipping time is 2-10 business days, but it may vary depending on the destination country.
Customs Duties, Taxes, and Other Fees
For international shipping, customs duties, import taxes, and other fees may apply. Please note that these costs are the responsibility of the customer.
Return and Refund Policy
While we take great care to ensure the quality of our products, if you receive a defective item or an incorrect item, please contact us at kawatajapan.store@gmail.com within 7 days of receiving your order. We will verify the situation and either send you a replacement or issue a refund.
Please note that, as a general rule, we do not accept returns due to customer reasons. We cannot accept returns or exchanges for items that have been used, damaged, or are simply not what you expected. Thank you for your understanding.
Contact Us
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at the following email address: kawatajapan.store@gmail.com
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FAQ
What are the main materials used in tatami mats?
Our tatami mats are made in Japan using 100% igusa, a plant traditionally used for tatami surfaces. Igusa is known for its fresh scent and moisture-absorbing properties. We also use high-quality Japanese washi paper, which is resin-coated to enhance durability and water resistance.
How should I care for my tatami mat every day?
To maintain your tatami mat, follow these simple steps:
・Dry Wipe: Use a dry cloth or soft brush to gently wipe the surface, removing dust and dirt.
・Vacuum: Run a vacuum cleaner along the grain of the tatami to clean effectively without causing damage.
・Ventilation: Regularly open windows to ventilate the room and prevent moisture buildup, which can lead to mold.
・Dehumidify: Use a dehumidifier during humid seasons to reduce mold risk.
What is the lifespan of a tatami mat?
The lifespan of a tatami mat varies based on material and usage. Igusa tatami mats typically last 7-10 years, while washi tatami mats can last 10-13 years. Proper care and regular ventilation can extend their life.
How should I store my tatami mat?
Follow these steps to store your tatami mat properly:
1. Clean: Thoroughly clean the mat with a dry wipe and vacuum to remove dust and dirt.
2. Dry: Ensure the mat is completely dry to prevent mold. Place it in a well-ventilated area for several days or use a dryer.
3. Anti-Mold Treatment: Spray both sides of the mat with an anti-mold spray.
4. Store: Roll the mat and place it in a sealed plastic or non-woven fabric bag with mothballs to prevent insects or moisture from entering. Store in a dry, ventilated place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid placing it directly on the floor; use a shelf or platform (this allows for ventilation).
