Nitori Black Friday: Furniture Prices and Buying Checks

Around 600 items, focused on furniture and major appliances

Nitori’s first Black Friday: furniture, beds and a slim washer

10/30–11/24

A table and two chairs total ¥18,490. A bed frame and mattress start at ¥37,980. All prices include tax.

Checked on November 14, 2026, using Nitori Holdings’ press release dated October 22, 2026. Prices shown are limited-time, tax-inclusive prices. Prices and campaign details may change.

If you are furnishing a home in Japan, a room photo and a price tag can tell two different stories: the photo shows the whole setting, while the price may cover only one piece. Nitori’s first Black Friday focuses on furniture and major appliances. The useful starting point is to separate the table from the chairs, and the bed frame from the mattress, then decide which parts your home needs.

When does it end? November 24, in stores and online

The sale runs from Friday, October 30 to Tuesday, November 24, 2026, at Nitori stores across Japan and on Nitori Net. It is Nitori’s first Black Friday, with furniture and major appliances at the center of the event.

Around 600 items have limited-time prices, including dining furniture, sofas, bed frames, mattresses and major appliances. If you need a dining table, a sofa, a bed or a washing machine, these are the categories to browse.

October 30–November 24, at Nitori stores across Japan and on Nitori Net.

Nitori is encouraging shoppers to buy the furniture or appliance they need now, one piece at a time and within budget. The examples below can help you plan those purchases. For a broader shopping plan, see our Japan Black Friday roundup.

Eight price entries: what you pay and what you save

The table below lists eight entries: six individual products or product groups and two combined totals. The dining total includes the table and two-chair set listed beneath it. The bed total includes the frame and mattress. The total rows show the sums of the individual items, so count each purchase only once.

Advertised yen savings from the release. Combined totals overlap with their component items; do not add all eight bars together.

The saving column follows the amounts advertised in the release. The GL01 sofa and ND60UL1 washer each have a ¥3,000 saving. The dining combination saves ¥1,500, made up of ¥1,000 on the table and ¥500 on the two-chair set. The bed frame and mattress each save ¥1,000, or ¥2,000 together.

Keep the purchase price and the saving separate when comparing options. If your table is staying, the relevant purchase may be the ¥9,500 chair set. If only the bed frame needs replacing, start with the frame’s price of ¥18,990 and up. The largest saving is useful only when it belongs to something you need.

Dining for ¥18,490: one table and two chairs

The dining example adds up as ¥8,990 for the table + ¥9,500 for a set of two chairs = ¥18,490. The chair listing is a two-piece set, so ¥9,500 covers both chairs. Count that set once when making your budget.

Keep the model and color combinations together

• OM004-2H 80/80 table: ¥8,990, saving ¥1,000. Three color combinations: whitewash/white (ホワイトウォッシュ／ホワイト), middle brown/black (ミドルブラウン／ブラック), and gray/black (グレー／ブラック).
• SH103-2H two-chair set: ¥9,500, saving ¥500. Two color combinations: light gray/white (ライトグレー／ホワイト) and gray/black (グレー／ブラック).

The photograph shows the gray/black setting. When choosing another combination, compare the table and chairs separately: each has its own color range. Use the Japanese color names in parentheses to find the same options on a store label or product page.

Measure the place where the table will stand, then consider the space needed to pull out the chairs and sit down. Keeping those two areas separate in your notes makes the room easier to assess. If your existing chairs will stay, you can budget for the table alone. If both pieces need replacing, the combined total gives you the amount for one table and two chairs.

The ¥26,990 GL01 sofa: three colors, compressed packaging

The GL01 compressed compact sofa costs ¥26,990, with an advertised ¥3,000 saving. It comes in dark gray, light gray and mocha. The official photograph shows dark gray; compare the three options against the furniture you plan to keep.

Its compressed packaging makes it easier to bring inside. Check the route from your entrance to the spot where you plan to put the sofa, as well as the space it will take up in the room.

Check the package and the sofa as separate measurements

Before buying, compare the package dimensions with your entrance, hallway and any corners along the route. Then compare the sofa’s dimensions with the intended space, including the space you need to walk around it. Check both whether you can get the sofa inside and whether it fits the room.

The sofa and washer have the same ¥3,000 saving in these examples, but solve different problems. If your priority is the living area, concentrate on the sofa’s size and color. If it is laundry, start with the washer’s functions and installation needs. A matching saving is not a reason to buy both.

A bed and mattress from ¥37,980: match the sizes first

The bedroom example is a WD101 frame from ¥18,990 plus an N-Sleep ZC002 mattress from ¥18,990, totaling ¥37,980 and up. Each piece has a ¥1,000 saving, for ¥2,000 combined. The mattress shown in the frame photograph is a separate purchase.

WD101 frame: shelf, power outlet and two sizes

The slatted WD101 bed frame has a shelf and power outlet. It comes in four colors and in single and semi-double sizes. The photograph shows the whitewash single version. Its ¥18,990 starting price belongs to the frame.

ZC002 mattress: three sizes

The N-Sleep ZC002 mattress comes in single, semi-double and double. Its size range therefore differs from the WD101 frame’s range. If you are replacing both, select a matching size for each and then add the prices for those choices. For a double mattress, check the dimensions of the frame you intend to use with it.

On Japanese labels, look for single (シングル), semi-double (セミダブル), and double (ダブル). Use those names alongside the dimensions when comparing products. If you are replacing just one piece, measure the frame or mattress you are keeping first. That gives you a clear comparison between replacing part of the bed and replacing both pieces.

The ¥46,900 washer: what its 45cm depth means

The ND60UL1 6kg slim drum washer is ¥46,900, saving ¥3,000, and comes in white or black. It has no drying function, which keeps its body depth to approximately 45cm.

The first question is whether you want washing alone or a machine that also dries. This model has no drying function. Decide that before making the compact depth or price the main reason for your choice.

Approximately 45cm describes the body depth

Installation requires checking the full body dimensions together with the drain pan and the water-supply and drainage facilities. A space roughly 45cm deep is only one measurement to record; compare the complete installation conditions with the place where the washer will go.

When checking a Japanese home’s laundry space, look for the drain pan (防水パン), water supply (給水), and drainage (排水). Record the space and equipment positions so you can compare them with the installation conditions. A useful order is function first, installation second, then price and color. This keeps the slim body depth in the context of the whole laundry area.

Build a budget by adding the pieces you actually need

All prices include tax. The bed total adds the two starting prices; use your selected sizes for the final calculation.

Both headline combinations are the sum of their component prices. Dining means one table plus a set of two chairs. The bed example means the frame plus the mattress. When copying figures into a shopping list, count each product once and use the total row as a cross-check.

Start by listing what you will keep. Existing chairs may mean you only need the ¥8,990 table; a mattress you want to keep may mean you only need to compare frames. When both pieces are needed, use the combination to plan that larger purchase. This turns the room photographs into a list of specific items rather than a reason to replace everything shown.

Before finishing the budget, check two details again: ¥9,500 buys the two-chair set, and ¥37,980 is a starting total for the bed and mattress. Once you have chosen the relevant sizes and colors, add the actual selected prices. That is the figure to use for your purchase plan.

Before buying: measure the room, access route and installation space

Check the product, the route inside and the installation facilities separately. The washer’s approximate 45cm body depth is one part of that check.

1. Choose the problem to solve first. Decide whether this purchase is about dining, relaxing, sleeping or laundry. List the furniture you will keep before adding new pieces to the plan.
2. Write down model, color and size together. Record the table and chair models separately. For the bed, record the frame and mattress sizes separately. The Japanese color and size names help when checking a label or listing.
3. Measure the intended position. Compare width, depth and height with the product, then consider sitting, standing and walking space. For the washer, include the drain pan and water-supply and drainage facilities.
4. Follow the route from the entrance. Check doorways, the hallway and corners against the package dimensions. The GL01’s compressed packaging is relevant to this access check; the final sofa dimensions matter for the room layout.
5. Add each selected item once. Count the chairs as a two-piece set. Use the chosen sizes for the frame and mattress prices. A combined total already includes its component items.

The advertised saving tells you one part of the story; the room measurements and installation conditions tell you whether the purchase fits your home. With those checks completed, the list of products to compare in store or on Nitori Net becomes much more manageable.

Frequently asked questions

October 30–November 24, at Nitori stores across Japan and on Nitori Net.

Q. When does Nitori’s Black Friday end?

It runs from Friday, October 30 to Tuesday, November 24, 2026.

Q. Is it available in stores and online?

The campaign runs at Nitori stores across Japan and on Nitori Net.

Q. What products are included?

Around 600 items, focused on furniture and major appliances, including dining furniture, sofas, beds and mattresses.

Q. Do the prices include tax?

All limited-time prices shown in this article include tax.

Q. What does the ¥18,490 dining total include?

One OM004-2H 80/80 table at ¥8,990 and one SH103-2H set of two chairs at ¥9,500. Together they cost ¥18,490 and save ¥1,500.

Q. Which colors are offered for the dining pieces?

The table comes in whitewash/white, middle brown/black and gray/black. The chairs come in light gray/white and gray/black.

Q. How much is the GL01 sofa, and what colors are available?

It costs ¥26,990, saving ¥3,000, and comes in dark gray, light gray and mocha. Its compressed packaging makes it easier to bring inside.

Q. How is the bed-and-mattress total calculated?

The WD101 frame starts at ¥18,990 and the N-Sleep ZC002 mattress starts at ¥18,990, totaling ¥37,980 and up. Each saves ¥1,000, or ¥2,000 combined.

Q. Do the frame and mattress have the same size range?

The WD101 frame comes in single and semi-double, with four colors, a shelf and a power outlet. The ZC002 mattress comes in single, semi-double and double.

Q. Does the ND60UL1 washer dry clothes?

It has no drying function. This 6kg drum washer costs ¥46,900, saving ¥3,000, and comes in white and black.

Q. Is checking a 45cm space enough for the washer?

Approximately 45cm is the body depth. Check the full body dimensions plus the drain pan, water-supply and drainage facilities and other installation conditions.

Q. What should I measure before buying?

Compare the product’s width, depth and height with its intended position, and check the route through the entrance and hallway. For the washer, also check the drain pan and plumbing facilities.

Sources

• Nitori Holdings Black Friday press release (October 22, 2026, via PR TIMES)
• Nitori Net / ニトリネット