MAXYOYO Japanese Tatami Mat 100% Rush Grass Portable Folding Mat Futon Mattress Firm Traditional Floor Bed 79"x60"x0.47"

Don’t be confused, this is not a Japanese tatami mat. It is a tatami like area rug. I was aware of this before my purchase so it doesn’t affect my review.Soft enough to do yoga or PT exercises on, but not thick and soft enough to comfortably sleep on with a single futon on top. Stacking two futons will give you both the support and softness of a Japanese tatami.There is a faint smell of the rush grass but it will subside over a short period of time.Recommendations:*Don’t walk on it with outdoor shoes*If vacuuming, move your vacuum in the direction of the weaving.*Do not put furniture on top of itEnjoy it for what it is. The price is okay.

I bought this for my Japanese bed. It is well made and does exactly what I needed. It is a bargain.

Smell like matcha tea still great to have

It stunk up my place the first day but the smell's going away and isn't really that bad because I slept like a rock on this thing. It went away after I left it outside for a few hours. Folding and putting this thing away is a blessing since it takes up less space than it does on the floor. It's a perfect level of thick and firm for me to get comfy and is really nice on your back. Would rate 5 stars if it didn't have such a powerful IAMS dog food smell

Strong smell of hay at first and not as much cushion as i was expecting. Only slightly softer than hardwood floors but should suffice with the use of a futon

I like the natural smell not sure if it’s natural but it seems to work pretty well. My futon doesn’t slip and it’s just been on the base of my adjustable bed and adjust well. Doesn’t move out of place.

Works as advertised. They smell more than expected but that goes away the more you air them out (took a couple weeks to notice a big difference)

I always wanted a tatami room and recently decided to convert the “living room” of my tiny studio into one. These mats arrived quickly and in perfect condition. At first they will have a strong hay odor but that fades and becomes very subtle over time. Certainly better than the chemical odor of carpeting. They clean easily with a soft broom (do NOT run a vacuum over them) and seem sturdy and well-constructed.