MORIRIN Japanese Futon Floor Mattress, Firm Cotton-Filled SHIKIBUTON, Made in Japan, Twin

My first mattress was too soft, the second too hard, this one is just right.
I have a 16” memory foam mattress that mounts on a covered wooden frame that sits directly on the floor and not only is it a bit low, it’s also a little too soft. I put a firm mattress topper on top of it and it was a little better, but “not just right”. Now, that I have added this amazing Japanese futon mattress on top of that, it is indeed“just right”. It has added a couple inches in height and now I want to stay in bed too much – seriously.When I received this futon mattress it was vacuum packed, it looked like there was no way it could expand to a full king size, but, it did. The bag it comes in is oversized so there’s little risk of cutting the mattress. As usual, my little helper had to investigate, she approves. The only place I could put it was on the bed, so it had to do all of its expanding on the bed and I had to sleep on it. The first night it was too hard, I thought I had made a mistake by ordering it, but by the third night… it was totally different, just perfect. The thickness increased as did the comfort. It is a firm surface, yet it is most comfortable. I am so happy I got this futon mattress, the Japanese has this down to an art. The only problem I have now is, as mentioned above, I don’t want to get out of bed, but at the same time, I can just roll right out, I’m not restricted by being in a valley of foam, like the memory foam.Is it worth the money ? Ask yourself how important is it to get a good comfortable nights sleep. To me, it is well worth the money and in fact, it’s a bargain. I like a firm comfortable mattress and this is it.

Good Quality, Made in Japan, MORIRIN Futon Floor Mattress
Either the listing information is incorrect or the attached label of the mattress is false, because the listing says “Cotton-Filled” but the label clearly stated that this Japanese Futon has a polyester cover and polyester fiber filled inside. Besides the label, this is a Japanese made, good quality product. It’s soft and smooth to the touch, it’s a firm, thick Futon but still supportive and comfortable to sleep on. This can act as a foldable portable bed for your guests. I use it as a mattress topper because my old mattress is getting soft and slumps down the middle and it’s giving me a backache some mornings sleeping on it. After putting it on my mattress as a topper, my bed becomes supportive and comfortable again. After a couple days airing it out, the little faint scent has gone and the Futon becomes fuller and thicker. The quality of this Futon is excellent all around like most quality Japanese made products. I really like its overall quality and the quality sleep that I enjoy after using it as a mattress topper. Highly recommend.

Comfortable and not too soft
This floor futon mattress was comfortable and was neither too soft or too firm. It comes compressed in a bag but it returns to it’s original thickness very quickly after opening. The there is a firm cotton layer in the middle that is just the right firmness. On each side there is a soft polyester filling that is not too soft. I can definitely feel the firm cotton in the middle. I did not have any issues with heat. The mattress folds well for easy storage and is great as a guest bed that you can take out when you need it.

Great floor mattress
I’ve been sleeping on this Japanese shikibuton for a little while now, and I honestly love it. It’s firm—definitely firmer than a typical mattress—but in a good way. My back feels supported, and I wake up without that usual stiffness. I also love how easy it is to roll up and store during the day—it’s perfect for small spaces or minimalist setups. It took a day or two to fully fluff up after opening, but once it did, it felt just right. There’s something really grounding and calming about sleeping closer to the floor. If you’re looking for a simple, high-quality sleep setup with that authentic Japanese feel, this futon is a great choice.