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It is a free shipping campaign of 5,000 yen or more that has been continued since November, but due to changes in the situation, we will change it to free shipping of 10,000 yen or more. We apologize for the sudden change, but thank you.

At our shop, we also handle Choc switches, which are not widely distributed. If I increased it a little, there were 10 types, so I decided to make a trial assortment set. There are a few more types of Choc itself, so I'm going to add Choc Silver, which I don't usually wear, with the hope that I can continue to increase it! (It will be 40g of linear, we have not sold it yet) In the future, I will continue to add switches other than silver as a bonus. looking forward to!! Each has different characteristics, so please give...

This year is almost over. It was a difficult year with inconvenience. Thank you for your support. I've become a keyboard enthusiast and have opened the store in August of this year, but it's been almost five months since it opened, and I've managed to keep myself busy. With such gratitude, I would like to make a sale toward the end of the year. All keyboard kits are 10% off. When you start a new hobby, you need some time. Please try your own keyboard during this winter vacation. The list of keyboard kits isHerefrom.      

First of all, it is a trial for a limited time, but the purchase amount that will be free shipping is from 15,000 yen5,000 yenTo (Excluding some Takkyubin Compact shipments) Most of our shipments are within the range of click posts, so I think it will be easier for you to purchase various items. thank you!

This is the story when I first assembled my own keyboard. I was very reluctant to do "soldering". Like I did it once in a junior high school class ... I didn't do it ... At that time, I had to order keyboard kits and parts from overseas and assemble them, and if I failed, I had to order the parts again for a few weeks. .. I was worried that I couldn't make a mistake, so I bought a board called a universal board with many holes and a part called a resistor in Akihabara. Soldering itself hasn't happened...