【900 Yen Festival】 Tosawashi Paper 【Not for Sale】 Kochi Prefecture, Ino Town, Paper Museum Retro Admission Souvenir

◇ We are holding a 900 Yen Festival!
[Period: Monday, April 20, 2026, 13:00 - Sunday, April 30, 2026, 21:00]
◆ This sale includes items that have received many likes as well as products that have not yet been seen by many. (Approximately 50 items listed, 26.3% to 52.6% off. More items will be added as they sell.)
◇ For orders received by noon from Monday to Friday, and for items sent via postal mail, we will ship them on the same day, or at the latest, the next day.
◆ For orders received from Friday 14:00 to Sunday, we will ship them on Monday morning at the post office.
(Depending on the time, we may ship from Lawson the next day.)
◇ After the sale ends, prices will return to their original levels.
Please consider purchasing during the 900 Yen Festival!
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Includes Japanese paper: 1 fan-shaped (19.0cm x 38.0cm), 1 each of colored strip-shaped (36.0cm & 37.0cm x 7.0cm), and 9 postcards (15.0cm x 10.0cm). The wrapping paper (61.0cm x 52.0cm) is also Japanese paper. (All measurements are approximate and self-taken.)

※ Although this was a museum admission commemorative item, the postcard only has a 3-digit zip code field, and the tape on the back shows discoloration. This indicates it is quite old.

The postal code system started with 3 or 5 digits on July 1, 1968.
It changed to a 7-digit system on February 2, 1998. Since the museum opened in 1985, this item is estimated to be from 40 years ago at the earliest, or 27 years ago at the latest.
Nowadays, you wouldn't receive such a set of Japanese paper items just by entering the museum.
※ I looked it up. Currently, admission is ￥500 + ￥500 for a handmade paper experience, which includes 2 colored papers and 8 postcards. (Considering transportation costs and time...)

* To keep the selling price down due to high shipping costs (including fees and size), we will fold the outer packaging slightly smaller, which may create creases. We appreciate your understanding.

About the Kochi Paper Museum (いの町紙の博物館)
Opened in 1985 to promote traditional craft Tosa Washi (Tosa Japanese paper). The permanent exhibition features the history and culture of Japanese paper, raw materials, tools, and a demonstration/experience corner for handmade paper, as well as a sales corner. The exhibition rooms are also used for cultural events and international exhibitions, with special and planned exhibitions held regularly.

Thank you for viewing.