Quick answer
The Jujutsu Kaisen 10 Piece Postcard Set features rare artwork from Jump Festa 2024, including Satoru Gojo, Suguru Geto, and the Tokyo Jujutsu High crew. Frame them using standard 4x6 inch frames or magnetic sleeves to protect and display the set.
Why framing beats storing in a binder
Postcard sets are often tucked away in albums, but the Jujutsu Kaisen artwork deserves to be seen. Framing turns each postcard into a mini art piece and protects the thin cardstock from bends, dust, and sun damage. The trade-off: you'll need multiple frames or a multi-opening frame to display the full set together.
Choosing the right frame size
Standard Japanese postcards measure about 3.94 x 5.83 inches (100 x 148 mm). Look for frames labeled 4x6 inch or A6 size. A multi-opening frame (like a 4x6 collage frame) lets you arrange all ten postcards in one wall display without buying separate frames. Avoid frames with tight matting that crops the edges.
How to frame your Jujutsu Kaisen postcard set
- 1. Inspect each postcard: Check for any bends or creases from shipping. If a corner is slightly curled, press it flat under a heavy book for 24 hours before framing. Framing a bent postcard will make the curve permanent.
- 2. Choose your layout: Decide whether to display all ten together or rotate a few favorites. For a full set, a 10-opening collage frame or five side-by-side 4x6 frames work best. Measure your wall space first — ten separate frames need about 3 feet of width.
- 3. Use acid-free backing: Standard frame backings can yellow postcards over time. Place a sheet of acid-free archival paper or a photo-safe mat between the postcard and the backing. Acid-free materials cost a little more but prevent discoloration after a year or two.
- 4. Avoid direct sunlight: UV rays will fade the ink on anime postcards within weeks. Hang frames on a wall that gets indirect light, or use UV-protective glass. Even UV glass won't stop fading completely — rotate postcards every few months.
- 5. Secure with frame tabs: Postcards can slide inside frames. Use small photo corner tabs or a thin strip of archival tape on the back to hold the postcard in place without damaging the surface. Never use regular adhesive or double-sided tape directly on the postcard — it can tear the paper when removed.
About this postcard set
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Jujutsu Kaisen 10 Piece Postcard Set: TOHO animation Store Exclusive Jujutsu Kaisen 10 piece postcard set from Jump Festa 2024, featuring Tokyo Jujutsu High faculty and students including Satoru Gojo in both his student and teacher days. This set contains rare, event-only artwork that's hard to find elsewhere, making it a collectible worth displaying rather than storing away.
Jujutsu Kaisen 10 Piece Postcard Set
