--- product_id: 2728877 title: "Beans72 Organic Buckwheat Pillow - Japanese Size (14 inches Γ— 20 inches) Made in USA" brand: "beans72 buckwheat pillows" price: "797.77 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 12 category: "Beans72 Buckwheat Pillows" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/2728877-beans72-organic-buckwheat-pillow-japanese-size-14-inches-20-inches store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # 100% US Grown Organic Buckwheat Hulls 100% Pillow Ticking Grade Cotton Casing Japanese Size 14x20 inches - Perfectly Compact Beans72 Organic Buckwheat Pillow - Japanese Size (14 inches Γ— 20 inches) Made in USA **Brand:** beans72 buckwheat pillows **Price:** 797.77 DT **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸŒ™ Sleep Like a Pro with the Buckwheat Pillow Revolution! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Beans72 Organic Buckwheat Pillow - Japanese Size (14 inches Γ— 20 inches) Made in USA by beans72 buckwheat pillows - **How much does it cost?** 797.77 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/2728877-beans72-organic-buckwheat-pillow-japanese-size-14-inches-20-inches) ## Best For - beans72 buckwheat pillows enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted beans72 buckwheat pillows brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Pure Organic Comfort:** Crafted with pesticide-free, triple-cleaned buckwheat hulls for a fresh, chemical-free sleep experience. - β€’ **Cool & Breathable Sleep:** Natural buckwheat hulls and cotton casing keep your pillow cool, preventing heat buildup. - β€’ **Durability Meets Luxury:** High-quality unbleached cotton casing is soft yet tough, machine washable for easy care. - β€’ **Tailored Support, Zero Tossing:** Adjustable hull fill lets you customize firmness for perfect neck alignment every night. - β€’ **Authentic Japanese Craftsmanship:** Designed and fabricated by genuine Japanese experts, bringing centuries of tradition to your bedroom. ## Overview The Beans72 Organic Buckwheat Pillow is a premium, extra-firm pillow sized at 14x20 inches, filled with 100% US-grown organic buckwheat hulls that are triple-cleaned for purity. Encased in durable, breathable 100% cotton ticking fabric, this pillow offers customizable support through an adjustable fill, promoting proper neck alignment and cooling comfort. Designed by Japanese experts and made in the USA, it’s ideal for side sleepers and those seeking natural relief from neck pain and tension headaches. ## Description Thank you for stopping by. I appreciate that you are taking the time to look here. In Japan when we want pillows we go to a pillow maker. Unfortunately for me, while living in this country I found it virtually impossible to find an authentic Japanese buckwheat pillow, so I decided to create and manufacture my own based on my own lifetime experience. I have been using buckwheat pillows just like the one I'm selling here, since I was a small child in Japan, and I can't sleep without it! I believe that once you try this pillow you will never sleep on a 'regular' pillow again! No more tossing and turning all night long! You will feel the difference that buckwheat hulls make. These are the best Buckwheat Pillows. High QUALITY, designed, and fabricated by genuine Japanese. I've hand picked the very best American grown buckwheat hulls, they are locally grown and harvested, and they have been cleaned using a triple cleaning process to remove dust, buckwheat flour, and debris from amongst the hulls. 100% organic, grown totally without pesticides or herbicides. Nothing, absolutely-no additives. I use the highest quality 100% unbleached cotton fabric for the pillow case, comfortable texture, very durable yet very smooth to sleep on. Also, this pillow includes a zipper to allow you the option of removing hulls and adjusting the pillow to fit your exact needs. Review: If you have neck issues, don't give up on this pillow! - I've got to tell this story. I have had trouble with the discs between my cervical vertebrae, especially C7, slipping out of place on a daily basis for the last 10 years. , probably due to a lifetime of heavy shoulder bags, poor posture, because of my dental assiing job, and the wild 60s dances, I did when I was young. πŸ˜ƒ To avoid surgery, which has horrible consequences, I've used therapy balls to unkink the horrible knots in my shoulder, neck and upper back/shoulder blade region (right side mostly), and to gently press the discs back in place. For years, at night, I have slept with a king size pillow on each side of me to get my body in an optimal position [ I'M A SIDE SLEEPER ] . But also, I brought to bed with me each night, five different pillows : latex, memory foam, sobakawa, down and a medium firm fill. I sleep on my side, mostly the right side. Each night was filled with swapping out pillows all night long, as no pillow was perfect to keep my neck vertebrae in place. THEN, I ordered this PILLOW, exactly one year ago. I had to remove at least half the buckwheat. So yes there was a little smell for a couple of nights.. not a big deal. But the *hardness* of the pillow made me regret having paid so much for it. So I ordered another pillow that had shredded foam, that you could remove and adjust the fill as needed and mush it around to give support. The hardness of the buckwheat pillow hurt the blood vessels in my temples and it was compressing my jugular veins. I tried the soft pillow and it was *dreamy*, but after a couple of nights, I had to bring "Mr. Buckwheat" back, because my neck was screaming for support! So I would sleep on the buckwheat and do a lot of adjusting to take the pressure off sensitive areas. During the night, when I couldn't take the hardness anymore, I'd switch to "Mr. Softee". So I kept on trying with the buckwheat and LISTEN TO THIS!... As the weeks and months went by, my head and neck veins either became used to the hardness or the buckwheat became not so hard.. or both. I used the buckwheat (pillow) more and more, until I no longer used the Softee at all... NOR ANY OTHER Pillow, EVER! Also, you become very adept at the adjusting of the pillow, you just know how thick it needs to be and how to lie on it right away, instantly. I usually like my pillow to be fairly thin, so the part I'm not lying on is thicker. However, sometimes I really need extra support on that C7 vertebra, so I flip it over and voila!.. .. instant support and relief and back to sleep I go. I now sleep soundly and solidly through the night, seldom changing position ... for the first time in decades (I'm 66)! Oh.. also the pillow is very cool and seldom heats my neck, if it does, I just flip it over. And something else, no one else might mention is, the PILLOW NEVER SMELLS!! IT NEVER gets stinky! How does that happen?! Now, I would never go off ANYwhere to stay without it. I look SO forward to going to bed every night now, knowing when I lie down on my pillow, I will have instant comfort and relief if I've had a bad neck day. I have the smallest pillow ( I'm 5' 1") and it's plenty big for me, more than enough. This little bag of seed hulls has made a HUGE, HUGE difference in my life. It is the PERFECT PILLOW! So DON'T GIVE UP on it. Keep working with it. Pretty soon you'll be a pro at maneuvering it and you will benefit greatly with how your neck stays in place and the extra sleep you get because you are not waking up at all hours of the night. ONE PILLOW!.... That's all I use now, except I still have my two king size pillows I use as body pillows, for my lower body. I almost never take the time to write a review, especially one this detailed, but this pillow has helped me soooo much, that I want others to have the same relief I've experienced. It's such a little thing and makes such a big difference. Just don't get discouraged at the initial hardness. It took about 2 months to become accustomed to it, and about 6 or 7months before it was the ONLY pillow I wanted. It is more than worth it to stick with it. You WILL get used to it, I know because I'm extra sensitive, and although it never loses its support, I do believe the hulls get a little more supple. I saved the other half of the hulls in a gallon ziploc bag, just in case these hulls ever wear down. After a year, it doesn't seem like that is going to happen. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PILLOW! Have a wonderful Christmas and SWEET DREAMS! πŸ’• ps. Poor Mr. Softee pillow now just takes up space in my closet. ;D Review: Works for me - I have been interested in trying a pillow like this for a long time, but never could find any kind of buckwheat hull pillow where I live to even get a rough idea of what they are like. Finally took the plunge and bought this one so I'll be trying to provide a review useful to other newbies. Got the Japanese size and am glad I did. True, you can't just roll over and expect to stay on this smaller pillow, but I have no problem adjusting the position. But maybe it would bother some. Filled, it is about 19x12. I have no problem with this. The pillow is "noisy" when you move around (and I move around a LOT), but it doesn't bother me at all. It isn't like it is really loud, but it sure isn't going to be like a foam or feather pillow and that should be obvious. Again, you never know what will bother some people. I don't really notice it now. Finally, yep, it is "hard". But this is partly because the pillow is overstuffed - that's a good thing! First couple nights I used it as is. It was VERY firm - very little extra space for the hulls to move around. You wouldn't want to flop your head onto one of these things that is stuffed like that! It isn't going to "give" like a soft pillow. While it was "hard", a key thing I noticed was that the weight of my head seemed spread out over a broader area and that did make me more comfortable, as did the better support for my neck. Then I decided to try removing some hulls. Like I said, they are overstuffed. You take some out and maybe a year or so later when natural polishing results in them taking up less space, you put some of the "extras" back in! In my case, I took out enough to mostly fill a 1 quart ziplock bag. The extra space does make it a bit "softer", though it is still relatively hard. After a bit longer, I took enough out to almost fill another bag. Definitely lets things shift around better but, for me, I found I preferred it a bit stiffer so I put back about half of the 2nd ziplock bag I had filled. Part of my preference for this may be because of a particular problem I sometimes experience with my head (won't detail it here, but stiffer seemed better for me to get the exact position I needed). I have noticed a difference in my sleep which is either a heck of a coincidence or a great benefit of this pillow. I'm 61 and almost all my life I've tended to take forever to get to sleep. Pretty much always more than an hour and sometimes several. If I woke up, I often stayed awake for hours more. Now that I'm older, I tended to wake up a LOT - 3 to 6 times a night. Since using this pillow, I get to sleep usually in under an hour (even under 30 minutes). I still wake up, but usually only once or twice a night and one of those is to use the bathroom anyway so no connection to the pillow and usually I fall back to sleep reasonably quick. So, it works for me. One other thing. I have LOTS of different pillows from my attempt to find something that helped. Not sure why it is, but all of the other ones kept having the pillow case slide part way off as I slept. When I got this pillow, I also got the pillow case they sell. Seems to stay in place particularly well. Whether it is the material or size or something else, I have no idea. ## Features - Cotton - Filling: 100% US Grown Organic Buckwheat Hulls. Casing: 100% pillow ticking grade cotton. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0006HVVFK | | Age Range Description | Child | | Best Sellers Rank | #405,841 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #809 in Bed Pillows | | Brand | Beans72 Buckwheat Pillows | | Brand Name | Beans72 Buckwheat Pillows | | Color | White | | Cover Material | cotton | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 2,103 Reviews | | Fabric Type | Cotton | | Fill Material | Buckwheat | | Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor | | Item Dimensions L x W | 20"L x 14"W | | Item Firmness Description | Extra Firm | | Item Weight | 16 ounces | | Manufacturer | USA | | Manufacturer Part Number | Japanese Size (14 x 20) | | Material Features | Natural | | Model Number | Japanese Size (14 x 20) | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Occasion | sleep | | Other Special Features of the Product | Cooling, Durable | | Pattern | Plain | | Pillow Type | Bed Pillow | | Pillowcase Length | 20 inches | | Pillowcase Width | 14 inches | | Product Care Instructions | Machine Wash | | Recommended Uses For Product | Multi Position Sleeper | | Shape | Rectangular | | Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) | | Style Name | Japanese | | Theme | Seasons | | UPC | 885349476224 885167722893 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Beans72 Buckwheat Pillows - **Color:** White - **Fill Material:** Buckwheat - **Pillow Type:** Bed Pillow - **Size:** 1 Count (Pack of 1) ## Images ![Beans72 Organic Buckwheat Pillow - Japanese Size (14 inches Γ— 20 inches) Made in USA - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/413aOwlCtpL.jpg) ![Beans72 Organic Buckwheat Pillow - Japanese Size (14 inches Γ— 20 inches) Made in USA - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61qsRc4ivPL.jpg) ![Beans72 Organic Buckwheat Pillow - Japanese Size (14 inches Γ— 20 inches) Made in USA - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41QVIe2eJLL.jpg) ![Beans72 Organic Buckwheat Pillow - Japanese Size (14 inches Γ— 20 inches) Made in USA - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41deULFzgrL.jpg) ![Beans72 Organic Buckwheat Pillow - Japanese Size (14 inches Γ— 20 inches) Made in USA - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71dGPpRSCuL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you have neck issues, don't give up on this pillow! *by S***E on December 21, 2018* I've got to tell this story. I have had trouble with the discs between my cervical vertebrae, especially C7, slipping out of place on a daily basis for the last 10 years. , probably due to a lifetime of heavy shoulder bags, poor posture, because of my dental assiing job, and the wild 60s dances, I did when I was young. πŸ˜ƒ To avoid surgery, which has horrible consequences, I've used therapy balls to unkink the horrible knots in my shoulder, neck and upper back/shoulder blade region (right side mostly), and to gently press the discs back in place. For years, at night, I have slept with a king size pillow on each side of me to get my body in an optimal position [ I'M A SIDE SLEEPER ] . But also, I brought to bed with me each night, five different pillows : latex, memory foam, sobakawa, down and a medium firm fill. I sleep on my side, mostly the right side. Each night was filled with swapping out pillows all night long, as no pillow was perfect to keep my neck vertebrae in place. THEN, I ordered this PILLOW, exactly one year ago. I had to remove at least half the buckwheat. So yes there was a little smell for a couple of nights.. not a big deal. But the *hardness* of the pillow made me regret having paid so much for it. So I ordered another pillow that had shredded foam, that you could remove and adjust the fill as needed and mush it around to give support. The hardness of the buckwheat pillow hurt the blood vessels in my temples and it was compressing my jugular veins. I tried the soft pillow and it was *dreamy*, but after a couple of nights, I had to bring "Mr. Buckwheat" back, because my neck was screaming for support! So I would sleep on the buckwheat and do a lot of adjusting to take the pressure off sensitive areas. During the night, when I couldn't take the hardness anymore, I'd switch to "Mr. Softee". So I kept on trying with the buckwheat and LISTEN TO THIS!... As the weeks and months went by, my head and neck veins either became used to the hardness or the buckwheat became not so hard.. or both. I used the buckwheat (pillow) more and more, until I no longer used the Softee at all... NOR ANY OTHER Pillow, EVER! Also, you become very adept at the adjusting of the pillow, you just know how thick it needs to be and how to lie on it right away, instantly. I usually like my pillow to be fairly thin, so the part I'm not lying on is thicker. However, sometimes I really need extra support on that C7 vertebra, so I flip it over and voila!.. .. instant support and relief and back to sleep I go. I now sleep soundly and solidly through the night, seldom changing position ... for the first time in decades (I'm 66)! Oh.. also the pillow is very cool and seldom heats my neck, if it does, I just flip it over. And something else, no one else might mention is, the PILLOW NEVER SMELLS!! IT NEVER gets stinky! How does that happen?! Now, I would never go off ANYwhere to stay without it. I look SO forward to going to bed every night now, knowing when I lie down on my pillow, I will have instant comfort and relief if I've had a bad neck day. I have the smallest pillow ( I'm 5' 1") and it's plenty big for me, more than enough. This little bag of seed hulls has made a HUGE, HUGE difference in my life. It is the PERFECT PILLOW! So DON'T GIVE UP on it. Keep working with it. Pretty soon you'll be a pro at maneuvering it and you will benefit greatly with how your neck stays in place and the extra sleep you get because you are not waking up at all hours of the night. ONE PILLOW!.... That's all I use now, except I still have my two king size pillows I use as body pillows, for my lower body. I almost never take the time to write a review, especially one this detailed, but this pillow has helped me soooo much, that I want others to have the same relief I've experienced. It's such a little thing and makes such a big difference. Just don't get discouraged at the initial hardness. It took about 2 months to become accustomed to it, and about 6 or 7months before it was the ONLY pillow I wanted. It is more than worth it to stick with it. You WILL get used to it, I know because I'm extra sensitive, and although it never loses its support, I do believe the hulls get a little more supple. I saved the other half of the hulls in a gallon ziploc bag, just in case these hulls ever wear down. After a year, it doesn't seem like that is going to happen. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PILLOW! Have a wonderful Christmas and SWEET DREAMS! πŸ’• ps. Poor Mr. Softee pillow now just takes up space in my closet. ;D ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works for me *by R***R on March 5, 2010* I have been interested in trying a pillow like this for a long time, but never could find any kind of buckwheat hull pillow where I live to even get a rough idea of what they are like. Finally took the plunge and bought this one so I'll be trying to provide a review useful to other newbies. Got the Japanese size and am glad I did. True, you can't just roll over and expect to stay on this smaller pillow, but I have no problem adjusting the position. But maybe it would bother some. Filled, it is about 19x12. I have no problem with this. The pillow is "noisy" when you move around (and I move around a LOT), but it doesn't bother me at all. It isn't like it is really loud, but it sure isn't going to be like a foam or feather pillow and that should be obvious. Again, you never know what will bother some people. I don't really notice it now. Finally, yep, it is "hard". But this is partly because the pillow is overstuffed - that's a good thing! First couple nights I used it as is. It was VERY firm - very little extra space for the hulls to move around. You wouldn't want to flop your head onto one of these things that is stuffed like that! It isn't going to "give" like a soft pillow. While it was "hard", a key thing I noticed was that the weight of my head seemed spread out over a broader area and that did make me more comfortable, as did the better support for my neck. Then I decided to try removing some hulls. Like I said, they are overstuffed. You take some out and maybe a year or so later when natural polishing results in them taking up less space, you put some of the "extras" back in! In my case, I took out enough to mostly fill a 1 quart ziplock bag. The extra space does make it a bit "softer", though it is still relatively hard. After a bit longer, I took enough out to almost fill another bag. Definitely lets things shift around better but, for me, I found I preferred it a bit stiffer so I put back about half of the 2nd ziplock bag I had filled. Part of my preference for this may be because of a particular problem I sometimes experience with my head (won't detail it here, but stiffer seemed better for me to get the exact position I needed). I have noticed a difference in my sleep which is either a heck of a coincidence or a great benefit of this pillow. I'm 61 and almost all my life I've tended to take forever to get to sleep. Pretty much always more than an hour and sometimes several. If I woke up, I often stayed awake for hours more. Now that I'm older, I tended to wake up a LOT - 3 to 6 times a night. Since using this pillow, I get to sleep usually in under an hour (even under 30 minutes). I still wake up, but usually only once or twice a night and one of those is to use the bathroom anyway so no connection to the pillow and usually I fall back to sleep reasonably quick. So, it works for me. One other thing. I have LOTS of different pillows from my attempt to find something that helped. Not sure why it is, but all of the other ones kept having the pillow case slide part way off as I slept. When I got this pillow, I also got the pillow case they sell. Seems to stay in place particularly well. Whether it is the material or size or something else, I have no idea. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ and it does take some work in order to make it as comfortable as possible *by S***E on November 11, 2014* Interesting little pillow; I've been sleeping on it for about a week now. At first, it does take some getting used to, and it does take some work in order to make it as comfortable as possible, but once I got it just right I find myself falling asleep almost immediately after I lay down. When I received the pillow, it was stuffed entirely too much with buckwheat, which is both a good and a bad thing. Good, in that the amount of buckwheat I removed from the pillow is enough to fill two more pillows for me comfortably, I would just need to find appropriate pillow cases; bad, in that I spent a good few hours just scooping out buckwheat and re-adjusting the pillow to find my optimal size. I placed the scooped out buckwheat in a ziplock bag and keep it high in my closet. The first night I went to sleep with it (after adjusting the buckwheat amount), I woke up the next morning with a bit of a sore neck. It may have been just my body adjusting to the pillow, because the nights since then have been phenomenal. I found that once you lay your head on it, it helps to bunch the buckwheat under your neck and almost push them up against your shoulders. As as I am a back sleeper, I found this to provide excellently comfortable support. I also sometimes sleep on my side, and I should note that this pillow is perfect for that too; given the nature of the pillow, moving to the side (despite the pillow's relatively small size) is a super smooth adjustment, as the pillow does not bunch up on its own and smother your face when you move. For stomach and face sleepers, however.... I imagine the pillow is far too firm for that to be comfortable. Why would you sleep that way in the first place? It should also be noted that if you tend to worry about your face and complexion, as well as wrinkles caused by aging, then this pillow will be perfect for you. Scientifically speaking, wrinkle creams and lotion do very little to help fight age wrinkles; that particular battle begins with your sleeping pattern. It you sleep with your face smooshed into a pillow every night, the skin on your face is pulled and pushed (without you being conscious of it) all night long, distorting the natural lines of your face and causing your wrinkles to become more and more pronounced over time. This is particularly true for side and stomach sleepers. While I don't think this pillow will help stomach sleepers (it is very hard to breath into a pillow stuffed full of buckwheat), for side sleepers it's great; the pillow never rides up to meet your face, allowing your skin to be free from impediment all night long. One last thing; this pillow is somewhat noisy at first. I don't mind, but for people who want an entirely silent night's rest it is something that need to be taken into consideration. Recently I don't even notice the noise; I assume as the buckwheat becomes "polished" from further use, the noise will become less pronounced. --- Strange ζž—ε…¨εΎ· ## Frequently Bought Together - Beans72 Buckwheat Pillows Organic - Japanese Size (14 inches x 20 inches) - ZEN CHI Buckwheat Pillow Case 100% 400 Thread Count Premium Pillow Case Fits All Personal/Japanese Sized Pillows (14" X 20") - Lofe Organic Buckwheat Pillow for Sleeping - Small Travel Size14x20, Adjustable Loft, Breathable for Cool Sleep, Cervical Support for Back and Side Sleepers(Tartary Buckwheat Hulls) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/2728877-beans72-organic-buckwheat-pillow-japanese-size-14-inches-20-inches](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/2728877-beans72-organic-buckwheat-pillow-japanese-size-14-inches-20-inches) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-10-13*