This shogi piece box features the calligraphy "忍 – Nin" (Nin) , created by Oyama Yasuharu , 15th Meijin emperor and legendary figure of Japanese shogi. Its understated yet powerful design evokes the self-control, patience, and strategic depth inherent in this ancient game.

Although made of urea resin , this box is surprising in its appearance and weight , strongly reminiscent of a solid wood object. The finish is meticulous, the details crisp, and the overall impression of quality is rarely achieved for a synthetic product.

Thanks to its generous internal dimensions, it comfortably holds a complete set of shogi pieces. Sturdy, stable, and elegant, it is suitable for everyday use, as well as for a collection or as a gift for a discerning enthusiast.

⚠️ Shogi pieces are not included and must be purchased separately.