Fender Japan
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Fender Boxer Series HH Stratocaster Inca Silver Rosewood Fingerboard
Fender Boxer Series HH Telecaster Inca Silver
Fender Made in Japan Limited 70s Telecaster Deluxe with Tremolo Butterscotch Blonde Maple Fingerboard
Fender Made in Japan Traditional 50s Stratocaster 2 Tone Sunburst Maple Fingerboard
Fender Made in Japan Limited 70s Telecaster Deluxe with Tremolo 3 Colour Sunburst Maple Fingerboard
Fender Made in Japan Traditional 50s Stratocaster Black Maple Fingerboard
Fender Boxer Series HH Stratocaster Inca Silver (Ex-Demo) #JFFI20000376
Fender Boxer Series HH Stratocaster Inca Silver Rosewood Fingerboard (Ex-Demo) #JFF120000693
Fender Made in Japan Traditional 50s Stratocaster 2 Tone Sunburst Maple Fingerboard (Ex-Demo) #JD21008030
Fender Made in Japan Traditional 50s Telecaster White Blonde Maple Fingerboard
Fender Made in Japan Traditional 50s Telecaster Butterscotch Maple Fingerboard
Fender Made in Japan Traditional 70s Telecaster Thinline Natural Maple Fingerboard
Fender Made in Japan Traditional 70s Tele Custom Black Maple Fingerboard
Fender Made in Japan Traditional Late 60s Strat 3 Colour Sunburst Rosewood Fingerboard
Fender Made In Japan FSR Stratocaster Noir Rosewood Fingerboard
About Fender Japan
The Fender Japan Series is known for exceptional quality, value for money and stylishness.
Fender started making guitars in Japan in the early 80s to compete with more affordable Japanese brands like Tokai and Greco. Since then, Fender Japan have developed their own distinctive style which sets them apart from their American counterparts. There are a few hallmarks of Fender guitars made in Japan. They tend to have thin, gloss necks with small fretwire - this makes them very easy to play. They are often more adventurous with colour and pick up combinations. They have a particularly stylish, classy aesthetic.
Most Fender Japan guitars are made for the domestic Japanese and Australian markets. There are some limited edition guitars, however, which make it as far as Europe and North America. These guitars are often called FSR models which stands for ‘Fender Special Run’. These guitars are exciting, original models; often playing fast and loose with Fender history in a way in which the American factory can’t.