Jigsaw puzzles from Japan

Flower art

Currently all of the flower paintings feature cherry blossoms, but we are sure to have more flower artists again some time...

Cherry blossom

Moonlit tiger and dragon
© Harai Kayomi / Studio Oz

2016: Moonlit tiger and dragon (Kayomi)

Traditional rivals, tiger and dragon face off under a full moon masked only by a sprig of cherry blossom.

No biographical details available. She signs her given name Kayomi in Roman letters.

* This puzzle has smaller pieces than the standard size.

In stock
An Epoch puzzle: 2016 pieces; 500 x 750 mm (20" x 30")
Code: E23087 (23-087 on package)
Retail price ¥3000 (approx. US$20.55 €18.99 £16.30)

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Cherry blossom owl
© Harai Kayomi / Studio Oz

2000: Cherry blossom owl (Kayomi)

A simple but effective composition: the owl approaches us ready to pounce. The cherry blossom lit only by the full moon has an eerie tone, which will make the puzzle interesting but quite a challenge.

No biographical details available. She signs her given name Kayomi in Roman letters.

* This puzzle has TINY pieces!

In stock
An Epoch puzzle: 2000 pieces; 530 x 380 mm (21" x 15")
Code: E54216 (54-216 on package)
Retail price ¥2400 (approx. US$16.44 €15.19 £13.04)

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Snoopy comes to Japan
© Peanuts Worldwide LLC

1000: Snoopy comes to Japan (Peanuts)

Snoopy enjoys coloured dango, sweet sticky riceballs, while riding a rickshaw. This looks rather like Kyoto, except that Mount Fuji can be seen towering in the distance...

For fifty years Charles M Schulz (1922-2000) drew the Peanuts cartoon strip, featuring Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the rest of the gang, who have become some of the best-known characters all over the world.

In stock
An Epoch puzzle: 1000 pieces; 750 x 500 mm (30" x 20")
Code: E11577 (11-577 on package)
Retail price ¥3000 (approx. US$20.55 €18.99 £16.30)

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Deleted puzzles

For reference: you can view all the puzzles from this page that are out of print in the attic.