Do I need Tatami Mats? What Should Go Under My Futon?

People often ask what should go under their futon and if they need tatami mats? Definitely not. Although tatami mats certainly look great and have additional benefits, they're not needed for you to enjoy your futon. [Click the futon image to the left or the red header above to find out more.]

The Japanese Floor Mattress Futon Mattress, The floor mattress can be used as a futon in the bedroom, a living room futon, a tatami mat, a floor mattress, a kids' play mat, a sleeping floor mat, a tent mat, a guest mattress or a Japanese bed mat. Also, the floor mattress is excellent for both adults and children. You may take it with you everywhere you go in your car.

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