Our opening sale starts October 18! Find a little Japan for your home, your greetings or your next trip. YourJapanStudio celebrates its first days on Etsy with launch prices across all 78 digital downloads. Choose from 30 new cards, 2027 calendars and Japanese learning workbooks, alongside our existing collection.
When: October 18, 2026 at 00:00 through October 31, 2026 at 23:59, Japan Standard Time. This is an advance announcement published on October 17. The opening prices begin October 18; please check the current price displayed on Etsy before purchasing.
Choose your opening sale discovery
Start with the way you want to use your download. A printable card can become a personal seasonal greeting. A calendar adds Japanese-inspired artwork to a desk or wall. A learning workbook offers a small, practical step into everyday Japan. Each listing explains its own files, paper sizes and instructions, so you can choose what fits your plans.
Printable greeting cards with a Japanese touch
Send a warm message with designs inspired by Japanese seasons and visual traditions. The ten new cards explore different subjects and approaches, from camellias and cherry blossoms to moon viewing, summer fireworks and patterned celebrations. They are digital designs you print yourself, rather than cards sent through the post.
For example, Camellia Christmas pairs red flowers, pine and gold stars in an illustration inspired by kiri-e, Japanese paper cutting. Its download includes English, Japanese and no-greeting fronts in flat and folded formats. Before printing, check the listing for the 5 × 7 inch layouts and A4 or US Letter print sheets. During the opening sale, each of the ten new cards costs US$1.95 from October 18–31.
2027 calendars for a calmer corner
Choose a calendar for the look of your space as well as your planning needs. The ten new 2027 designs explore ink, woodblock, indigo, paper, island colour and other Japanese-inspired directions. Gold Screen Seasons offers a warm botanical example with Rinpa-inspired artwork.
These new calendars include Monday-start and Sunday-start versions in A4 and US Letter. In addition, each download has dated monthly pages and an annual overview. Four seasonal artworks repeat across the months. However, the calendars do not mark public holidays or moon phases. During the opening sale, each of the ten new calendars costs US$3.95 from October 18–31.
Learn a little Japan before you travel
The ten new learning workbooks take two routes. Five explore culture, seasonal traditions, the origins of everyday objects, patterns and familiar habits. The other five focus on travel situations, including transport, restaurants, accommodation, shopping and respectful visits to shrines and temples.
For example, Walk, Ask and Visit Respectfully combines English, Japanese and romaji in six short lessons. It also includes practice activities, answer keys and source notes. Each new workbook has 16 pages per paper size in A4 and US Letter. However, these reading and practice PDFs do not include audio. Their opening price is US$3.45 each from October 18–31.
How the opening sale downloads work
First, choose an item on Etsy and check its description before buying. Next, follow Etsy’s download instructions after payment confirmation. If your download includes a ZIP, extract it before opening the documents. Finally, try one test page and follow the supplied sizing instructions before printing the whole set.
All 78 items are digital downloads. No physical print, frame, furniture, paper, envelope, calendar or book is shipped. Colours can vary between screens, printers and paper. Files are for personal use and personal gifts under each listing’s terms; they are not for resale or redistribution. Our illustrations are AI-assisted, with original layouts and English guides. Style names describe visual inspiration, not handmade physical materials.
The five-panel wall art shown in our room previews is a separate coming-soon collection. It is not currently available to buy and is not part of the 78-item opening sale.
Find your own little Japan
If you enjoy the stories behind the designs, explore our five free Japanese culture features. You can also read the download and printing FAQ before choosing a product. Follow our Pinterest collections for more visual ideas.
We would love to help you find something that feels right for your home, your next greeting or your next visit to Japan. Browse the collection now, then return for the opening sale from October 18–31, 2026 (JST). The final price and included files are always shown on each Etsy listing.
