Hagihara Seizosho Launches 'Raku-za' Deodorizing Resin Tatami Cushion for Restaurants

■ Solving the 'restaurant tatami seating odor' problem with deodorizing functionality

During the rainy season and summer, odors from sweat, tobacco, and food spills in tatami seating areas significantly impact customer satisfaction in the restaurant industry. Hagihara Seizosho's 'Resin Tatami Cushion Raku-za' supports a 'comfortable odor-free space' with two approaches.

Powerful deodorization for sweat and tobacco odors: Adopting special resin material, it adsorbs and deodorizes approximately 99% of ammonia odors (sweat, aging odor, tobacco odor, garbage odor, etc.) within 24 hours.

■ Three values for restaurant owners:

Visualization of cleanliness: Unlike fabric cushions that show dirt, it maintains a crisp, clean appearance.
Operational efficiency: Maintenance is completed by simply wiping with water, reducing post-closing cleaning time and contributing to cost reductions including labor costs.
Compatibility of durability and comfort: Using uniquely developed 'resin pipe material,' it realizes high wear resistance and durability. The hollow structure ensures fluffy comfort, not typical for resin cushions.

'Black' type with charcoal: The black type contains 20% charcoal made from thinned wood in the Hida region. In addition to ammonia, it powerfully adsorbs complex odors unique to stores such as hydrogen sulfide and acetic acid.

■ Product Overview
Product Name: Tatami Cushion Raku-za
Size: Approx. 39 x 39 cm, thickness approx. 5 cm
Weight: Approx. 750 g
Material: Polyolefin-based composite resin, urethane foam, insulation board
Country of Origin: Japan (Okayama Prefecture)
Price: 3,990 yen each (tax included)