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MURASE KABANKO CO.,LTD.
| Address | 4-10 Koganedori Nagoya-shi, Nakamura-ku, Aichi, JAPAN ZIP:453-0804 |
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| Representative Name | Yasuhito Murase |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:13869469
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Armor School Bags [Red Small Tag Brass Rivets Backpack Gusoku] Handmade in Japan *Hand-Sewn Tailoring
 Original text before translation
甲冑ランドセル【赤色小札黄銅鋲背嚢具足】 日本製 手作り・手縫い仕立て
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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Pre-order（Estimated Shipping Date：Late-May 2026）
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Outer dimensions/approx. 35 (H) x 26 (W) x 23 (D)(cm)
Large gusset depth: approx. 12(cm) Weight: approx. 2,100g |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Material: Cordovan, cowhide, and American pig
lining: American pig
Body: Cordovan, cowhide, cowhide
Gusset: Cordovan, cowhide, American pig
Shoulder strap front: cowhide leather, American pig
Back of backplate and shoulder strap: Soft cowhide leather (with memory foam low rebound shock absorbing material)
Package: Individual box
Year of manufacture: 2025
Product tag: None
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Description
| It reads "akairo kozane ouido bosai hai ugusoku," which means "a tool called a backpack made of red small bills and brass studs. There are also some lesser-known words and bag terms, so we will explain them one by one. *Kozane A small strip of leather. It is the main part of Japanese-style armor, and many of them make up the armor. Kozane are also called "Hon Kozane" to distinguish them from the later "Ita-fuda" and "Iyofuda" which have a different structure. The kofuda of this work is also the closest form to the honkofuda. *Brass Brass. It has a high specific gravity among metals and is quite heavy when used in its original armor. *rivet A metal fastener. Today, "rivet" may be a more common term. Especially in bag manufacturing, there are various types of tacks such as "bottom tacks," "cover tacks," and "decorative tacks," depending on where they are used. *Gusoku Gusoku refers to armor of the Kamakura and Sengoku periods. In a broader sense, the term is also used for horse harnesses and Buddhist ritual implements other than armor. The name of this work is also a double meaning of the word "backpack" as well as "motif" of the armor. The word "gusoku" has also been used to refer to crustaceans such as shrimp and crabs as armor, and in some cases, the name itself, such as "gusokumushi," is also used to refer to the gusoku itself. Randoseru (school bags) cowhide Founded in 1957, a long-established bag manufacturer located in Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. A member of the Randoseru Industry of Japan Bag Association, a member of Japan Bag and Handbag Association, and a technically certified 1st class craftsman. We aim to be a company that brings smiles to people's faces and is loved by them through Japanese bag-making techniques, connecting Japan's unique 138-year old school bag culture to the future. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Jun.25th 2026 to Aug.27th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Jun.9th 2026 to Jun.11th 2026 |
| EMS | From Jun.8th 2026 to Jun.11th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Jun.10th 2026 to Jun.15th 2026 |
| DHL | From Jun.8th 2026 to Jun.10th 2026 |
| UPS | From Jun.8th 2026 to Jun.10th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Jun.8th 2026 to Jun.10th 2026 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
I used scraps from the mass production of school bags and parts of school bags, but used them as different parts from the original. In creating this piece, I took a hint from armor and made it look like it, using only parts of school bags.
The large gusset is made of different pieces of leather to create a pattern, and a "glaring face" is made on both sides at the bottom to make it look more like armor. The large gusset is made of different leathers to create a pattern. The color and shape alone make the bag look like armor. The child will feel like a military commander when carrying it on his/her back, and the school bag will strongly appeal to people overseas with a strong sense of Japanese culture. *It usually takes about 6 months for delivery of made-to-order products. *Each product is handmade. Please be aware that the decorations may be distorted or misaligned due to the characteristics of the materials used. *This model is recommended for viewing. Due to its special design with many decorations, it is not suitable for children's schoolbag. Please use caution when using it as a bag for adults. *This product does not come with a repair warranty, so all repairs will be charged. In addition, depending on the part, the repair itself may not be possible. |
Other items from this category:
*Kozane
A small strip of leather. It is the main part of Japanese-style armor, and many of them make up the armor. Kozane are also called "Hon Kozane" to distinguish them from the later "Ita-fuda" and "Iyofuda" which have a different structure. The kofuda of this work is also the closest form to the honkofuda.
*Brass
Brass. It has a high specific gravity among metals and is quite heavy when used in its original armor.
*rivet
A metal fastener. Today, "rivet" may be a more common term. Especially in bag manufacturing, there are various types of tacks such as "bottom tacks," "cover tacks," and "decorative tacks," depending on where they are used.
*Gusoku
Gusoku refers to armor of the Kamakura and Sengoku periods. In a broader sense, the term is also used for horse harnesses and Buddhist ritual implements other than armor. The name of this work is also a double meaning of the word "backpack" as well as "motif" of the armor.
The word "gusoku" has also been used to refer to crustaceans such as shrimp and crabs as armor, and in some cases, the name itself, such as "gusokumushi," is also used to refer to the gusoku itself.
Randoseru (school bags) cowhide Founded in 1957, a long-established bag manufacturer located in Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture.
A member of the Randoseru Industry of Japan Bag Association, a member of Japan Bag and Handbag Association, and a technically certified 1st class craftsman.
We aim to be a company that brings smiles to people's faces and is loved by them through Japanese bag-making techniques, connecting Japan's unique 138-year old school bag culture to the future.