How much does bed cost in Japan?

¥63,806 per unit, as of September 2026 — the unweighted average of 47 surveyed cities in the government's retail price survey.

Which Japanese city has the cheapest bed?

Among the surveyed cities in September 2026, Naha was cheapest at ¥34,800 and Niigata the most expensive at ¥89,890.

How much have bed prices changed in Japan over the past year?

As of September 2026, -0.8% year on year, measured by Japan's official consumer price index (2020 = 100).

How much have bed prices changed in Japan over the past five years?

+16.3% compared with the same month five years earlier. The index now reads 120.8.

When were bed prices in Japan at their highest?

The series peaked at 123.4 in December 2025. The latest reading is -2.1% against that peak.

What is the difference between the index and the yen price?

This page carries two kinds of number. The index (2020 = 100) measures percentage change over time and is not a yen amount; the yen figure is an actual average retail price from the government's retail price survey. Source: 総務省統計局消費者物価指数 (e-Stat table 0003427113, nationwide, monthly).

Furniture & household · code 4201

Bed price in Japan

ベッド

Average retail price

¥63,806per unit-1.6% year on year

2026-09 · unweighted average of 47 surveyed cities

Surveyed specification: 普通ベッド（付属機能付きを除く），木製，〔サイズ〕シングル（幅１００ｃｍ・長さ２００ｃｍ程度），〔マットレス〕シングルクッション（スプリング），中級品

Cheapest surveyed city: ¥34,800 Naha
Priciest surveyed city: ¥89,890 Niigata

Price in your city:

¥67,160per unit+5.3% vs national average#27 cheapest of 47 cities

See all 47 cities, cheapest first

#	City	Price (JPY) · per unit
1	Naha	¥34,800
2	Sendai	¥38,330
3	Tokushima	¥40,480
4	Mito	¥42,390
5	Tsu	¥44,895
6	Okayama	¥48,890
7	Nara	¥49,375
8	Fukushima	¥49,890
9	Wakayama	¥49,980
10	Aomori	¥49,990
11	Takamatsu	¥51,230
12	Yamagata	¥52,390
13	Oita	¥53,980
14	Hiroshima	¥54,790
15	Kyoto	¥54,980
16	Miyazaki	¥55,400
17	Kochi	¥58,180
18	Otsu	¥59,720
19	Nagano	¥59,980
20	Nagasaki	¥61,100
21	Toyama	¥61,390
22	Akita	¥62,390
23	Gifu	¥62,840
24	Matsuyama	¥62,900
25	Kagoshima	¥63,520
26	Kanazawa	¥64,990
27	Tokyo (23 wards)	¥67,160
28	Maebashi	¥67,395
29	Osaka	¥67,853
30	Kofu	¥68,990
31	Fukui	¥69,690
32	Yamaguchi	¥69,790
33	Kumamoto	¥69,800
34	Chiba	¥69,890
35	Yokohama	¥69,980
36	Kobe	¥73,890
37	Matsue	¥77,390
38	Saga	¥79,390
39	Sapporo	¥79,980
40	Tottori	¥80,880
41	Fukuoka	¥82,390
42	Morioka	¥84,730
43	Nagoya	¥84,790
44	Saitama	¥84,890
45	Shizuoka	¥84,890
46	Utsunomiya	¥86,400
47	Niigata	¥89,890

Retail price survey conducted by the Statistics Bureau of Japan. This is a survey average, not a shop price — actual prices vary by store. 総務省統計局小売物価統計調査 · Surveyed items and specifications

Key facts

Bed costs ¥63,806 per unit in Japan as of September 2026 — the unweighted average of 47 surveyed cities, down 1.6% from a year earlier. Measured as an index, the official CPI for bed reads 120.8 (2020 = 100) in September 2026, down 0.8% year on year and up 16.3% over five years.

Bed sits in the furniture & household group of Japan's CPI basket, with 561 monthly observations from January 1980 to September 2026. The series peaked at 123.4 in December 2025 and bottomed at 81.4 in March 2010; the latest reading is -2.1% against that peak. Against ten years ago it is +35.1%.

Latest CPI

120.8

2026-09 (2020=100)

YoY %

-0.8%

5y change %

+16.3%

Change since 1980-01

+46.2%

Annual average index by year

Annual average consumer price index for Bed in Japan (2020 = 100)
Year	Index	YoY %	Months
2015	89.1	+1.7%	12
2016	89.2	+0.1%	12
2017	87.5	-1.9%	12
2018	88.2	+0.8%	12
2019	93.0	+5.4%	12
2020	100.0	+7.5%	12
2021	102.9	+2.9%	12
2022	108.8	+5.7%	12
2023	113.5	+4.3%	12
2024	116.3	+2.5%	12
2025	121.7	+4.6%	12
2026	120.5	-1.0%	9

Average of the monthly index values in each year (2020 = 100). Blank months are excluded.

Average retail price by month

2026-09	¥63,806
2026-08	¥64,029
2026-07	¥64,099
2026-06	¥63,722
2026-05	¥65,590
2026-04	¥65,186
2026-03	¥64,223
2026-02	¥65,543
2026-01	¥66,078
2025-12	¥65,890
2025-11	¥65,392
2025-10	¥65,802
2025-09	¥64,829

Frequently asked questions

How much does bed cost in Japan?: ¥63,806 per unit, as of September 2026 — the unweighted average of 47 surveyed cities in the government's retail price survey.
Which Japanese city has the cheapest bed?: Among the surveyed cities in September 2026, Naha was cheapest at ¥34,800 and Niigata the most expensive at ¥89,890.
How much have bed prices changed in Japan over the past year?: As of September 2026, -0.8% year on year, measured by Japan's official consumer price index (2020 = 100).
How much have bed prices changed in Japan over the past five years?: +16.3% compared with the same month five years earlier. The index now reads 120.8.
When were bed prices in Japan at their highest?: The series peaked at 123.4 in December 2025. The latest reading is -2.1% against that peak.
What is the difference between the index and the yen price?: This page carries two kinds of number. The index (2020 = 100) measures percentage change over time and is not a yen amount; the yen figure is an actual average retail price from the government's retail price survey. Source: 総務省統計局消費者物価指数 (e-Stat table 0003427113, nationwide, monthly).