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Question: Are there satin pillowcases available for the Japanese size (14" x 20")? It doesn't have to be this brand, thanks
Document: I love my Buckwheat Pillow and it is very well made. The Japanese 14"x 20" size is just right and it is not noisy. I like the idea that it is over filled and has a zipper so you can take some hulls out and save them for later if you need them.
Organic Buckwheat Pillow - Japanese Size (14" x 20")I paid $37 for this "pillow" last spring, which was a total waste of money. I guess I just don't get it--why anyone would want to sleep on a "pillow" that's so hard. (I'm afraid I won't even be able to give it away!) I forced myself to use it for one entire night, thinking (from reading the reviews) that surely it would get more comfortable after a while.
I am thinking I may cut open my Sobakawa and dump the husks into my beans72 pillow, so that I am using husks that are already broken in. I will store the extra husks for later, or perhaps for another pillow.I also purchased thePillow Cover for Beans72 Japanese Size 14" x 20" Buckwheat Pillow, which is nice, since American sized pillow cases are 2x too big for this pillow. The cotton was a bit stiff at first, but softened up nicely after a few washes.
I love this pillow. I wasn't sure the 14&#34; x 20&#34; would be large enough, but after using it for many months I can say that it is just right. I was tired of my other pillows loosing their loft over time, so I've been really happy that this one is so adjustable. I love being able to add or subtract hulls to find that perfect amount of support. I would recommend buying or making several pillowcases to fit the pillow.
These pillows are really 14 x 20 - about 1/2 the size of a normal pillow. Turned out this is not an issue. After sleeping on this pillow for over a week I can honestly say I'm not tossing or turning and the pillow is just the right size! I don't even notice (anymore) that my pillow makes noises when I move. Got one for Jim at the same time but first I tried it out.
I received this pillow and carefully measured it and it only measures 13" x 19" at most. It by no means measures 14" x 20"!The idea/technology of a buckwheat pillow is nice in that you can control how flat it is by removing some of the buckwheat hulls and it seems to provide an nice stable support for your head while you sleep, yet is very comfortable.I don't think I trust this particular maker however give that the pillow I received is definitely smaller than advertised.
This is my 4th or 5th buckwheat pillow and by far the best I've owned. Excellent cover. Get the 14" by 20" rather than a larger size.
nice pillow but it may be too hard for some. Pick-up pillow case, 14 X 20&#34;, as well since it does not come with one. Product documentation says you HAVE to use one, which makes sense.
I bought the 14 inch by 20 inch so a standard pillow case will not fit. You can buy one that does on Amazon for as low as about $8.00. In my case it wasn't a problem and just used a standard one folded over. I would recommend this product and the company to others.
I bought this on a whim and out of curiosity. I like it but I do not use it all the time. I wish i could find pillowcases in that size.
Answer: If you can buy standard size satin pillow cases the Japanese size will fit perfectly across the bottom, filling about 1/2 the length.  I fold the top half of the pillow case under and wallah, wonderful.  Since there is no tossing or turning the edge folded under does not matter.  I don't remember what the manufacturer's cases are made of.  Certainly, anyone with a sewing machine and ability to work with satin could custom make a satin case to specifications.  Rest well..