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Japanese Landscape Puzzle

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A vibrant and colorful puzzle that transports you to the heart of Japan and its iconic symbols! 🈲 🏯

Fast delivery puzzle

Production Time

24 to 48 hours

Delivery Time

1 to 5 days

Your Puzzle at Home

2 to 7 days

500 Pieces

Size : 33 x 47 cm

1000 Pieces

Size : 47 x 68 cm

Material : 100% cardboard
Finish : shiny top layer
Printing : french high quality
Packaging : recycled plastic
The puzzle illustration is printed on a card supplied with the jigsaw puzzle.

Personalised puzzle fast delivery

Production
Time

24 to 48 hours

Delivery
Time

1 to 5 days

Your Puzzle
at Home

within 2 to 7 days

500 Pieces

Size :
33 x 47 cm

1000 Pieces

Size :
47 x 68 cm

Material : 100% cardboard

Finish : shiny top layer

Printing : french high quality

Packaging : recycled plastic

The puzzle illustration is printed on a card supplied with the jigsaw puzzle.

Personalised puzzle
fast delivery

Production Time

24 to 48 hours

Delivery Time

1 to 5 days

Your Puzzle at Home

within 2 to 7 days

What are the best Japanese puzzles?

An illustration rich in symbolism

The best Japanese puzzle is first and foremost the one that matches your preferences. Some collections depict a Japanese garden, a pagoda, Himeji Castle or a traditional landscape inspired by Kyoto. Others highlight the works of artists such as Utagawa Hiroshige or Haruyo Morita.

Our model stands out thanks to its contemporary world and its selection of iconic symbols. Several scenes make up the image: Mount Fuji topped by a red sun, colourful carp, a temple, flowers, parasols and lucky charms. This variety makes every part of the assembly process interesting.

Where can you buy Japanese puzzles online?

Made in France

You can buy this Japanese landscape puzzle directly from the La Puzzlerie online shop. Unlike many products offered by brands such as Educa, Clementoni, Ravensburger, Castorland or Schmidt Spiele, our creation is printed in France at our workshop in Lyon.

Visit the product page to check the price, availability and delivery conditions. Once the model has been added to your basket, you can complete your order using secure payment. Information about shipping and any promotional offers is also available on our website.

What designs are featured on Japanese puzzles?

From Mount Fuji to lucky charms

Japanese designs offer a wide variety of atmospheres. A puzzle may depict a Zen garden, a forest, an ancient bridge, a wave, a traditional painting, a pagoda or cherry trees in bloom.

This model combines nature, architecture and popular culture in a creative image. It notably features:

Mount Fuji and the red sun;
a traditional torii gate;
koi carp and koinobori;
a maneki-neko cat;
a daruma;
cherry blossoms;
parasols and rickshaws.

How do you choose a Japanese puzzle?

A format suited to your experience

When choosing a Japanese puzzle, consider the total number of pieces, the player’s age, the format and the desired difficulty level. With its 1,000 pieces, this model is mainly suited to experienced teenagers and adults.

The different colours and frames structuring the illustration make it easy to sort the pieces. The format is ideal for enjoying several hours of puzzling without making the experience inaccessible.

How much do Japanese puzzles cost?

The price varies depending on the number of pieces, the brand, the quality of the cutting and the country of manufacture. To find out the current price of this model, check its price directly on the product page. A promotion may occasionally be available depending on the period and stock levels.

What do customers think of Japanese puzzles?

Enthusiasts generally appreciate these puzzles for their colours, visual richness and ability to inspire a sense of travel. This model is also an excellent gift idea for anyone passionate about Tokyo, beautiful landscapes or the Japanese world.

How do you complete a Japanese puzzle?

Start by sorting the pieces by colour, then assemble the black border. Next, recreate the “Japan Tokyo” title and the different frames. You can work separately on Mount Fuji, the torii gate, the cat, the daruma and the blue scene. This technique divides the image into several smaller sections and makes it easier to progress towards the final piece.

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