Earth Cardboard's "Hina Doll Storage Cardboard Box" Supports Same-Day Shipping for a Limited Time! (Cardboard Mail Order!)

Earth Cardboard Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Ina Town, Saitama Prefecture, President: Toshimitsu Okuda), which manufactures and sells packaging materials centered around cardboard, has started selling its "Hina Doll Storage Cardboard Box" as a stocked item available for immediate shipping for a limited time from Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

Official online store: https://www.bestcarton.com/cardboard/box/2144.html

Details

A cardboard box designed for Hina doll storage, with a convenient size for keeping in closets or wardrobes. Recommended for scenes where you want to replace a storage box, such as when the existing Hina doll storage box has deteriorated with age, or when the box is crushed or damaged during loading/unloading from closets or warehouses.

"My Hina doll box is broken, or it's gotten old and I want a new one."

In response to such urgent requests, we have prepared it as a stocked item again this year for a limited time. Normally, it is handled as a made-to-order product, requiring about a week for delivery after ordering. By making it a stocked item for a limited time, we support same-day shipping for orders placed by 2 PM on business days.

Target period: From Wednesday, March 18, 2026, 2 PM to Friday, May 29, 2026, 2 PM

It features a two-part construction separated into a body and lid, making it easy to put items in and take them out, as well as to store them.

It can be used not only for Hina dolls but also as a storage and preservation box for Koinobori (May dolls), and is also useful as packaging material for the transportation and storage of artworks and industrial products.

Sold in units of one box, allowing you to purchase only what you need, when you need it. Furthermore, since it is made of cardboard, it can be recycled with waste paper when the box itself is no longer needed. It is environmentally friendly, taking into account current environmental issues such as the elimination of plastic and SDGs...