Japanese Puzzle boxes date from Japan’s culturally rich Edo Period (1603-1867).

Those small boxes are created by an innovative group of craftsmen who are creating more interesting and high quality "Trick" things by developing traditional techniques and historical property in Hakone, Japan. The region is also known as Japanese Yosegi Puzzle Boxes.

If you know the solution, you can open it with only 2-4 moves. But, almost no one can open it without knowing the solution.

Do not worry, we include the solution so enjyoy the box!

Karakuri puzzle Box No.1
* size: w 1.75" x h 1.75" x d 1.75"
* material: katura, etc.
* 3 moves to open

Karakuri puzzle Box No.2
* size: w 2.4" x h 1.6" x d 1.6"
* material: cherry tree, katura
* 2 moves to open

Karakuri puzzle Box No.3
* size: w 2.4" x h 1.8" x d 1.6"
* material: oak, katura, walnut
* 4 moves to open

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