Vintage Japanese Showa Sportswear Tin Sign Retro Metal Plaque 30x15cm
Vintage Japanese Showa Sportswear Tin Sign Retro Metal Plaque 30x15cm

Vintage Japanese Showa Sportswear Tin Sign Retro Metal Plaque 30x15cm

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SKU: COL717-1031
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Categories: JAPAN
Description

Capture the nostalgic energy of mid-century Japanese athletic and academic life with this Showa era sportswear metal tin sign.



Inspired by traditional school uniform and training gear shops of twentieth-century Japan, this 30x15 cm decorative plaque combines dual-tier Japanese typography with an authentic weathered texture.



Product Specifications:

- Material: Heavy-duty tinplate iron

- Size: 30 x 15 cm (approx. 12 x 6 inches)

- Mounting: Pre-drilled perimeter holes for quick and versatile fixing

- Craft: Weather-resistant vintage graphic print with rolled safety edges



Display Recommendations:

An eye-catching accent for fitness rooms, home gyms, sports studios, student apartments, Japanese ramen bars, diners, or Asian vintage gallery walls.



A wonderful gift for enthusiasts of vintage athletics, Japanese graphic design, and Showa period commercial signage.

  • SHOWA CAMPUS & SPORTS HERITAGE: Features authentic vintage Japanese lettering for school uniforms and training pants, capturing the athletic and academic spirit of mid-century Japan.

  • SLENDER 30x15 CM FORM: Measures approximately 30x15 cm (12x6 inches), matching historic Japanese commercial street sign proportions—ideal for lintels, beam sides, and column displays.

  • LONG-LASTING TINPLATE METAL: Stamped from high-density sheet metal with rolled safety hems on all sides, coated with an authentic distressed finish that resists moisture, rust, and fading.

  • READY-TO-HANG CONVENIENCE: Equipped with pre-punched perimeter corner holes to facilitate fast mounting with standard screws, nails, twine hangers, or adhesive wall pads.

  • DYNAMIC RETRO AMBIENCE: A distinctive decorative statement for home gyms, sports clubs, student dorms, themed cafes, izakayas, locker rooms, and Asian pop-culture showcases.