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$1,449.99$1,449.99
Originally $750, now $650 ($100 price drop)$750$100 price drop$650
$1,195$1,195
Originally $1,371, now $1,250 ($121 price drop)$1,371$121 price drop$1,250
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Originally $1,150, now $1,000 ($150 price drop)$1,150$150 price drop$1,000
Originally $999, now $900 ($99 price drop)$999$99 price drop$900
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Originally $2,999.99, now $2,549.99 ($450 price drop)$2,999.99$450 price drop$2,549.99
Originally $950, now $599 ($351 price drop)$950$351 price drop$599
Originally $1,158.53, now $968.22 ($190.31 price drop)$1,158.53$190.31 price drop$968.22
Originally $1,200, now $999 ($201 price drop)$1,200$201 price drop$999
Price Drop*New in Box* Fender MIJ Traditional '60s Stratocaster 2025 Collection Competition 3-Color Sunburst Japan
Used – ExcellentOriginally $1,999, now $1,499 ($500 price drop)$1,999$500 price drop$1,499Free Shipping
Originally $1,159, now $989 ($170 price drop)$1,159$170 price drop$989
Originally $1,599, now $1,499 ($100 price drop)$1,599$100 price drop$1,499
Originally $4,392.46, now $3,074.73 ($1,317.73 price drop)$4,392.46$1,317.73 price drop$3,074.73
Originally $1,227.31, now $1,107.64 ($119.67 price drop)$1,227.31$119.67 price drop$1,107.64
Price DropFENDER JAPAN STR-85LS Lace Sensor 1988~1989 fujigen - red 【Offers welcome】
Used – Very GoodOriginally $956.01, now $633.03 ($322.98 price drop)$956.01$322.98 price drop$633.03
Price DropFender Limited Edition '97 John Jorgenson Hellecaster 1997 - 1998 - Black Sparkle
Used – ExcellentOriginally $4,000, now $3,500 ($500 price drop)$4,000$500 price drop$3,500
Originally $1,421.09, now $1,282.54 ($138.55 price drop)$1,421.09$138.55 price drop$1,282.54
Originally $1,499.99, now $1,275 ($224.99 price drop)$1,499.99$224.99 price drop$1,275
Originally $1,999.99, now $1,699 ($300.99 price drop)$1,999.99$300.99 price drop$1,699Free 2-Day Shipping
Originally $4,000, now $2,500 ($1,500 price drop)$4,000$1,500 price drop$2,500
Originally $1,999, now $1,799 ($200 price drop)$1,999$200 price drop$1,799
Originally $2,700, now $2,500 ($200 price drop)$2,700$200 price drop$2,500Free Shipping
Originally $5,684.37, now $4,069.49 ($1,614.88 price drop)$5,684.37$1,614.88 price drop$4,069.49
Originally $2,250, now $1,999 ($251 price drop)$2,250$251 price drop$1,999
Price DropFender Standard Stratocaster with S1 Tremolo with Maple Fretboard MIJ 1984 - 1987 - Brown Sunburst
Used – Very GoodOriginally $1,100, now $795 ($305 price drop)$1,100$305 price drop$795
$1,399$1,399- Originally $999, now $900 ($99 price drop)$999$99 price drop$900
Originally $899.99, now $799.99 ($100 price drop)$899.99$100 price drop$799.99
Vintage MIJ / CIJ Electric Guitars
Fender produced the first "Made in Japan" (MIJ) models in 1982, and continued through the later "Crafted in Japan" (CIJ) era until 2015, when the Fender Japan shop was reorganized. Though the earlier MIJ-era is often sought after for its legendary quality, the CIJ-era also featured high-end instruments, as well as some of Fender Japan's quirkier creations. Fender Japan specialized in reissues of classic American Fenders, as well as its own unique twists on Fender's catalog. From humble Japanese Standard Telecasters to Custom Shop-quality EXTRAD reissues and Pro-Feel series Superstrats—there are MIJ and CIJ instruments for every type of player.
Modern MIJ Creations
After 2015, Fender Japan broke with many of its long-running models, and completely refreshed its product line. These new models still include popular vintage reissue series, but they put extra focus on limited-run instruments with unique specifications—and even more unique aesthetics.