This is a set of patches and fabric stickers. These are leftovers from a purchase for my son's kindergarten supplies. He's outgrown Shinkansen (bullet trains), and I don't anticipate using them again, so I'd like to pass them on to the next train-loving child. Photos 2 and 3: * Kagayaki (bullet train) Plarail round patch This is one of a pair I bought at a 100-yen shop. It's a standard, sturdy patch. It's iron-on, but I used to sew around the edges for extra security. * Line patch This was also purchased at a 100-yen shop. It doesn't have the JR certification mark, so it's just a "Shinkansen motif." Photos 4, 5, and 6: Shinkansen fabric tape stickers Three rolls of 15mm x 1m each. These are fabric stickers, not iron-on. Photos 7 and 8: Thin Shinkansen motif patches. These are leftovers from a handmade purchase. Here's a quote from the product description: "These are very thin, iron-on patches. They are made with three layers of adhesive backing on sheeting fabric." ★☆How to use☆★ Place a pressing cloth over the patch and iron on medium heat for about 15 seconds. Do not touch until completely cooled. Like general iron-on patches, they are not suitable for fabrics with water-repellent/waterproof treatments or uneven surfaces (quilting or long-pile towel fabric). They can be washed. Turn them inside out and put them in a laundry net for longer life. I think they are easy to use because they are thin patches. ↑ End of quote All items are unused but have been stored for years. I hope a child who loves Shinkansen will enjoy them (^ ^) They will be sent via regular mail with simple packaging. Please consider purchasing only if you understand. E6 Komachi, E5 Hayabusa, E7 Kagayaki Preschool preparation, elementary school preparation, kindergarten, daycare