Ekiben Futon sticker sheet pulls one of the most specifically Japanese ideas in the whole series. Ekiben are the elaborate bento boxes sold at train stations, packed with rice, vegetables, fish, and small treasures for long journeys. Aoyoshi turns those compartmented wooden boxes into snug little beds, with small animals tucked into the rice section, curled in the umeboshi corner, or peeking out from under a piece of pickled radish like a blanket. It reads as travel comfort food and bedtime in one sheet.

Mix and match with Buy 5 Get 1 Free. Add 6 stickers or tapes to your cart from the deal pool (Aoyoshi, Suatelier, MT, Cutie Squad, Deco Rush) and the discount applies automatically. Add 13 or more for Buy 10 Get 3 Free.

Notes from The Fox

This is the sheet to send to anyone who has taken a long train ride in Japan. The ekiben-as-futon concept is so specifically charming that it might fly past anyone who has never had a station bento, but for travelers it lands instantly. We use it on travel journal pages, transit-day spreads, and any letter sent to a friend who loves trains as much as food.

Product Details and Specs

• 1 sticker sheet with 20 to 28 stickers, count varies by design
• Sheet size: 148mm x 105mm, about postcard size
• Material: paper with a thin adhesive backing
• Designed by Japanese illustrator Aoyoshi
• Subject: small animals tucked into ekiben train station bento boxes like cozy bedding
• Manufactured by Papier Platz in Japan

How to Use

• Use individual stickers as accents in your planner or journal pages
• Decorate letters, envelopes, and snail mail for a kawaii touch
• Add to gift wrap or tags for a small, thoughtful detail
• Layer with washi tape and other stickers for a full mixed-media spread
• Use as mood markers, date tabs, or section dividers in a bullet journal
• Build a sticker collection by mixing and matching across the Aoyoshi series

FAQ

Q: Who is Aoyoshi?
A: Aoyoshi is a Japanese illustrator known for cute, hand-drawn designs that mix animals with food. The series is called Tabemono x Ikimono, which translates to Food and Living Things, and each sticker sheet has its own playful theme.

Q: How many stickers are on each sheet?
A: Between 20 and 28 stickers, depending on the design. Each sheet is about postcard size, with stickers in a mix of larger and smaller pieces.

Q: Are these eligible for the Buy 5 Get 1 Free promo?
A: Yes. Mix and match any 6 stickers or tapes from our Buy 5 Get 1 Free pool, which includes Aoyoshi, Suatelier, MT, Cutie Squad, and Deco Rush. Add 13 or more for our Buy 10 Get 3 Free deal. Discount applies automatically at checkout.

Imported from Japan | Studio: Aoyoshi