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[[File:SuperMarioDesk.jpg|thumb|right|Page of a Kurogane catalog from 1986]]
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'''Kurogane Kosakusho Ltd.''' (often shortened to '''Kurogane''') is a Japanese furniture company that mostly works on office furniture, such as desks and chairs. Nintendo worked alongside them from the mid-1980s to the early 1990s to create several ''[[Super Mario (series)|Super Mario]]''-themed desk accessories and furniture.
'''Kurogane Kosakusho Ltd.''' (often shortened to '''Kurogane''') is a Japanese furniture company that mostly works on office furniture, such as desks and chairs. [[Nintendo]] has worked alongside Kurogane several times to create several ''[[Super Mario (series)|Super Mario]]''-themed desk accessories and furniture.


==''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' collection==
==''Super Mario Bros.'' collection==
Kurogane released their first collection of ''Super Mario'' themed furniture in 1986. It was based on the video game ''Super Mario Bros.'' and the collection consisted of:
Kurogane released its first collection of ''Super Mario''-themed furniture in 1986. It was based on the video game ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'', and the collection included:


*One garbage bin costing 1,600 yen.
*One garbage bin costing ¥1,600.
*One rug costing 7,500 yen.
*One rug costing ¥7,500.
*One shelf and clothing rack combination costing 19,500 yen.
*One shelf and clothing rack combination costing ¥19,500.
*Two different sized cutting mats costing 2,200 and 3,600 yen.
*Two different-sized cutting mats costing ¥2,200 and ¥3,600.
*Two different sized desk mats costing 2,100 and 2,600 yen.
*Two different-sized desk mats costing ¥2,100 and ¥2,600 .
*Two different sized "S" racks costing 12,800 and 13,800 yen.
*Two different-sized "S" racks costing ¥12,800 and ¥13,800.
*Two different sized study boards costing 950 and 1,100 yen.
*Two different-sized study boards costing ¥950 and ¥1,100.
*Nine chairs with different designs and styles with prices ranging from 7,600 to 12,800 yen.<ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/s61-01.pdf First half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (1986). Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/s61-02.pdf Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (1986). Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref>
*Nine chairs with different designs and styles with prices ranging from ¥7,600 to ¥12,800.<ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/s61-01.pdf First half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (1986). Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/s61-02.pdf Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (1986). Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref>


===Gallery===
===Gallery===
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SMB Kurogane chair 02.jpg|Chair
SMB Kurogane chair 02.jpg|Chair
SMB chair 03.jpg|Chair
SMB chair 03.jpg|Chair
SMB Kurogane chair 04.jpg|Chair
SMB Kurogane chair 05.jpg|Chair
SMB Kurogane chair 06.jpg|Chair
SMB Kurogane desk mat 01.jpg|Desk mat
SMB Kurogane garbage bin.jpg|Garbage bin
SMB Kurogane garbage bin.jpg|Garbage bin
SMB Kurogane garbage bin 02.jpg|Garbage bin
SMB Kurogane study board.jpg|Study board
Super Mario Bros desk commercial 01.png|First commercial
Super Mario Bros desk commercial 01.png|First commercial
Super Mario bros desk commercial 02.png|Second commercial
Super Mario bros desk commercial 02.png|Second commercial
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==''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' collection==
==''Super Mario Bros. 3'' collection==
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Sometime between 1988 and 1990, Kurogane released another furniture collection based on ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]''.<ref>''[https://famicoms.net/blog-entry-425.html 『スーパーマリオ３』の学習机が現存していた!!]'' (December 20, 2012). Famicoms.net. Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://twitter.com/theultimariofan/status/1286312089699614722 Twitter post by TheUltiMarioFan]'' (July 23, 2020). Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref>
Sometime between 1988 and 1990, Kurogane released another furniture collection based on ''Super Mario Bros. 3''.<ref>''[https://famicoms.net/blog-entry-425.html 『スーパーマリオ３』の学習机が現存していた!!]'' (December 20, 2012). Famicoms.net. Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://twitter.com/theultimariofan/status/1286312089699614722 Twitter post by TheUltiMarioFan]'' (July 23, 2020). Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref>


===Gallery===
===Gallery===
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SMB3 Kurogane chair.jpg|Chair
SMB3 Kurogane chair.jpg|Chair
SMB3 Kurogane chair 02.jpg|Chair
SMB3 Kurogane chair 02.jpg|Chair
SMB3 Kurogane chair 03.jpg|Chair
SMB3 Kurogane chair 04.jpg|Chair
SMB3 Kurogane furniture 01.jpg|Clothing rack and cupboard combination
SMB3 Kurogane study board 01.jpg|Study board
SMB3 Kurogane study board 01.jpg|Study board
SMB3 Kurogane desk mat.jpg|Desk mat. Note Iggy's green hair, despite the mat predating ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'' by around twenty years
SMB3 Kurogane desk mat.jpg|Desk mat. [[Iggy]]'s hair is green, despite the mat predating ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'' by around 20 years.
SMB3 Kurogane desk mat 02.jpg|Desk mat
SMB3 Kurogane desk mat 02.jpg|Desk mat
Super Mario Bros 3 desk commercial 01.png|First commercial
Super Mario Bros 3 desk commercial 01.png|First commercial
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==''[[Super Mario World]]'' collection==
==''Super Mario World'' collection==
In 1990 or 1991, Kurogane released their third ''Super Mario'' themed furniture collection, this one being based on ''Super Mario World''. The collection consisted of:
In 1990 or 1991, Kurogane released its third ''Super Mario''-themed furniture collection, this one being based on ''[[Super Mario World]]''. The collection included:


*One heated rug costing 15,500 yen.
*One heated rug costing ¥15,500.
*One reading board costing 1,800 yen.
*One reading board costing ¥1,800.
*One whiteboard costing 1,000 yen.
*One whiteboard costing ¥1,000.
*Two different modeled garbage bins with different designs costing 1,700 yen.
*Two different-modeled garbage bins with different designs costing ¥1,700.
*Two different sized study boards costing 1,000 and 1,800 yen.
*Two different-sized study boards costing ¥1,000 and ¥1,800.
*Two rugs costing 8,300 and 9,000 yen.
*Two rugs costing ¥8,300 and ¥9,000.
*Three different sized cupboard and clothing rack combinations with prices ranging from 25,000 to 30,000 yen.
*Three different-sized cupboard and clothing rack combinations with prices ranging from ¥25,000 to ¥30,000.
*Five different sized desk mats costing 3,200 and 3,900 yen.
*Five different-sized desk mats costing ¥3,200 and ¥3,900.
*Six different sized schoolbags with the same design with prices ranging from 20,000 to 69,800 yen.
*Six different-sized schoolbags with the same design with prices ranging from ¥20,000 to ¥69,800.
*Nine chairs with different designs and styles with prices ranging from 12,500 to 18,500 yen.<ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h2-01.pdf First half on an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (1991). Retrieved September 28, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h2-02.pdf Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (1991). Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h4-01.pdf First half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (Circa 1991). Retrieved September 28, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h4-02.pdf Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (Circa 1991). Retrieved September 28, 2022.</ref>
*Nine chairs with different designs and styles with prices ranging from ¥12,500 to ¥18,500.<ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h2-01.pdf First half on an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (1991). Retrieved September 28, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h2-02.pdf Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (1991). Retrieved August 15, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h4-01.pdf First half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (Circa 1991). Retrieved September 28, 2022.</ref><ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h4-02.pdf Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (Circa 1991). Retrieved September 28, 2022.</ref>


===Gallery===
===Gallery===
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SMW Kurogane chair.jpg|Chair
SMW Kurogane chair.jpg|Chair
SMW Kurogane chair 02.jpg|Chair
SMW Kurogane chair 02.jpg|Chair
SMW Kurogane chair 03.jpg|Chair
SMW Kurogane chair 04.jpg|Chair
SMW Kurogane chair 05.jpg|Chair
SMW Cupboard rack combo.jpg|Clothing rack and cupboard combination
SMW Cupboard rack combo.jpg|Clothing rack and cupboard combination
SMW Kurogane garbage bin 01.jpg|Garbage bin
SMW Kurogane garbage bin 01.jpg|Garbage bin
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Super Mario World desk commercial 02.jpg|Commercial
Super Mario World desk commercial 02.jpg|Commercial
Super Mario World desk commercial 03.jpg|Commercial
Super Mario World desk commercial 03.jpg|Commercial
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==''Super Mario Advance'' collection==
In 2002,<ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h13-01.pdf First half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (2002). Received October 31, 2022.</ref> Kurogane released a collection based on ''[[Super Mario Advance]]''. The collection included:
*One double-sided desk mat design in four different sizes with prices ranging from ¥3,500 to ¥4,000.
*One randoseru design with nine different sizes ranging from ¥33,000 to ¥70,000.
*One rug costing ¥9,500.
*One double-sided study sheet.
*Two chair models with three different designs costing ¥16,800 and ¥17,800.
Alongside the collection included a ''[[Mario Party 2]]''-themed garbage bin and desk mat respectively priced at ¥2,200 and ¥3,500.<ref>''[https://www.kurogane-kks.co.jp/home/museum/h13-02.pdf Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog]'' (2002). Retrieved October 31, 2022.</ref>
===Gallery===
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SMA Kurogane randoseru box.jpg|Randoseru packaging
SMA Kurogane randoseru.jpg|Randoseru
SMA Kurogane rug.jpg|Rug
</gallery>
</gallery>


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Super Mario Desk
Page of a Kurogane catalog from 1986

Kurogane Kosakusho Ltd. (often shortened to Kurogane) is a Japanese furniture company that mostly works on office furniture, such as desks and chairs. Nintendo has worked alongside Kurogane several times to create several Super Mario-themed desk accessories and furniture.

Super Mario Bros. collection[edit]

Kurogane released its first collection of Super Mario-themed furniture in 1986. It was based on the video game Super Mario Bros., and the collection included:

  • One garbage bin costing ¥1,600.
  • One rug costing ¥7,500.
  • One shelf and clothing rack combination costing ¥19,500.
  • Two different-sized cutting mats costing ¥2,200 and ¥3,600.
  • Two different-sized desk mats costing ¥2,100 and ¥2,600 .
  • Two different-sized "S" racks costing ¥12,800 and ¥13,800.
  • Two different-sized study boards costing ¥950 and ¥1,100.
  • Nine chairs with different designs and styles with prices ranging from ¥7,600 to ¥12,800.[1][2]

Gallery[edit]

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Desk mat

    Desk mat

  • Garbage bin

    Garbage bin

  • Garbage bin

    Garbage bin

  • Study board

    Study board

  • First commercial

    First commercial

  • Second commercial

    Second commercial

Super Mario Bros. 3 collection[edit]

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Sometime between 1988 and 1990, Kurogane released another furniture collection based on Super Mario Bros. 3.[3][4]

Gallery[edit]

  • Chair, desk, and rug

    Chair, desk, and rug

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Clothing rack and cupboard combination

    Clothing rack and cupboard combination

  • Study board

    Study board

  • Desk mat. Iggy's hair is green, despite the mat predating New Super Mario Bros. Wii by around 20 years.

    Desk mat. Iggy's hair is green, despite the mat predating New Super Mario Bros. Wii by around 20 years.

  • Desk mat

    Desk mat

  • First commercial

    First commercial

  • Second commercial

    Second commercial

  • Second commercial

    Second commercial

Super Mario World collection[edit]

In 1990 or 1991, Kurogane released its third Super Mario-themed furniture collection, this one being based on Super Mario World. The collection included:

  • One heated rug costing ¥15,500.
  • One reading board costing ¥1,800.
  • One whiteboard costing ¥1,000.
  • Two different-modeled garbage bins with different designs costing ¥1,700.
  • Two different-sized study boards costing ¥1,000 and ¥1,800.
  • Two rugs costing ¥8,300 and ¥9,000.
  • Three different-sized cupboard and clothing rack combinations with prices ranging from ¥25,000 to ¥30,000.
  • Five different-sized desk mats costing ¥3,200 and ¥3,900.
  • Six different-sized schoolbags with the same design with prices ranging from ¥20,000 to ¥69,800.
  • Nine chairs with different designs and styles with prices ranging from ¥12,500 to ¥18,500.[5][6][7][8]

Gallery[edit]

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Chair

    Chair

  • Clothing rack and cupboard combination

    Clothing rack and cupboard combination

  • Garbage bin

    Garbage bin

  • Garbage bin

    Garbage bin

  • Storage hanger

    Storage hanger

  • Commercial

    Commercial

  • Commercial

    Commercial

  • Commercial

    Commercial

Super Mario Advance collection[edit]

In 2002,[9] Kurogane released a collection based on Super Mario Advance. The collection included:

  • One double-sided desk mat design in four different sizes with prices ranging from ¥3,500 to ¥4,000.
  • One randoseru design with nine different sizes ranging from ¥33,000 to ¥70,000.
  • One rug costing ¥9,500.
  • One double-sided study sheet.
  • Two chair models with three different designs costing ¥16,800 and ¥17,800.

Alongside the collection included a Mario Party 2-themed garbage bin and desk mat respectively priced at ¥2,200 and ¥3,500.[10]

Gallery[edit]

  • Randoseru packaging

    Randoseru packaging

  • Randoseru

    Randoseru

  • Rug

    Rug

External links[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ First half of an archived Kurogane catalog (1986). Retrieved August 15, 2022.
  2. ^ Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog (1986). Retrieved August 15, 2022.
  3. ^ 『スーパーマリオ３』の学習机が現存していた!! (December 20, 2012). Famicoms.net. Retrieved August 15, 2022.
  4. ^ Twitter post by TheUltiMarioFan (July 23, 2020). Retrieved August 15, 2022.
  5. ^ First half on an archived Kurogane catalog (1991). Retrieved September 28, 2022.
  6. ^ Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog (1991). Retrieved August 15, 2022.
  7. ^ First half of an archived Kurogane catalog (Circa 1991). Retrieved September 28, 2022.
  8. ^ Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog (Circa 1991). Retrieved September 28, 2022.
  9. ^ First half of an archived Kurogane catalog (2002). Received October 31, 2022.
  10. ^ Second half of an archived Kurogane catalog (2002). Retrieved October 31, 2022.
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