Shoukaku Body Pillow

Serene, devoted and dressed in white, Shoukaku brings the grace of the Sakura Empire to double sided dakimakura covers.

DREAM TEAM
−15%A 2nd cover
−20%A 3rd cover
−25%A 4th cover
3 products
Made to order Production starts in 24h
100% Discreet Plain unmarked box
15 day Guarantee Replacement or refund
Two artworks, one cover
Washable at 30°

Good to know

Peach Skin or 2Way Tricot, which fabric ?

Peach Skin Soft and smooth, a brushed matte weave that stays that way after washing. No glare, no shine in photos.

2Way Tricot Ultra soft premium: faintly lustrous, stretches both ways and takes ink the hardest. Deepest blacks, brightest blue eyes.

Will I receive exactly what I see?
Yes. Product images are real samples shot in house. We never over edit or misrepresent colors or details.
How does the Dream Team discount work?
Put 2 covers in your cart and 15% comes off, 3 covers is 20%, 4 or more is 25%. Mix any characters you like. It is applied automatically at checkout, no code needed.
Cover only, or pillow included?
By default you get the printed cover alone. Pick the Inner Pillow option and we add the matching pillow at 20% off the pair.
How discreet is the delivery?
Plain brown parcel, neutral sender name, and a neutral label on your bank statement.
What if something is wrong with it?
Send us one photo within 15 days of delivery and we reprint it or refund you. Return shipping is on us.
Description

The Graceful Crane of the Sakura Empire

Shoukaku is an aircraft carrier of the Sakura Empire in Azur Lane and the elder sister of Zuikaku, the two forming the Fifth Carrier Division. Composed and kind, she cares deeply for her younger sister and fights with quiet determination. Her crane motif nods to her name, which means soaring crane in Japanese. This collection brings her to the dakimakura format, printed on both sides.

Her cover shows her in a flowing white kimono inspired outfit with red accents and delicate crane details, framed by long silver hair. It is a calm, refined design that captures her traditional elegance.

In Japan the crane is a symbol of good fortune and long life, a lucky omen for any room Shoukaku watches over. Meet the rest of the fleet in the full Azur Lane collection.