Made in Japan Ukulele Strings - Gentle on Fingers, Soft, Beginner-Friendly, Affordable, Great Value, Easy-to-Play Strings

Greetings
Ukulele instructor Toshi is here to revolutionize ukulele strings with affordable, finger-friendly options.
I've also compiled the basics of ukulele playing.
This is a handmade project. Please note that string numbers and other details will be handwritten.

To hear the sound, please search for:
Toshi's Teacher's Finger-Friendly Ukulele Strings

Sales Series
#ToshisUkuleleClass

Many of the strings currently on the market have unclear characteristics, making it difficult to determine if they are the right fit for you.
Therefore, I have produced strings that emphasize softness and clarity, making them easy for beginners to press down.
They are also economical, with enough length for two string changes.
The bonus Paper Ukulele Class is a basic textbook summarizing the essence of my real-life lessons.
*While these strings can be used on soprano, concert, and tenor ukuleles, they produce a cute, mellow sound, so they are especially recommended for soprano and concert ukuleles. (This is purely my personal opinion.)
*Toshi is a real person, but not as handsome as the illustration. Please understand this in advance. My apologies! (lol)

Sales Series: #ToshisUkuleleClass

Product Description & Features
High-quality domestic brand strings, planned and processed by a Japanese manufacturer.
• Material: Fluorocarbon for excellent resonance and durability
• Specification: For High-G tuning only
• Size: Compatible with soprano, concert, and tenor ukuleles
• Gauge: Thin gauge for easy fretting (less finger pain!)
• Length: Approximately 1.55m long (enough for two string changes even on a tenor, making it economical)
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String Thickness (Details)
• 4th string G: 0.47mm
• 3rd string C: 0.78mm
• 2nd string E: 0.57mm
• 1st string A: 0.47mm *Each string is included, for a total of 4 strings (will be sent uncut).
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Usage Precautions
• Newly strung strings tend to stretch, so please tune frequently for a while.
• Tune gradually. Excessive tension can cause strings to break or damage the instrument.