
Japanese post office Emoji TaylorMade TP5 Golf Balls
The Japanese post office emoji ๐ฃ, printed on a TaylorMade TP5 golf ball.
$117.00
Per 12-ball box. A 3-ball tube is cheaper โ switch pack size on Zazzle.
USD list price. Zazzle shows the final price and shipping in your local currency at checkout.
Buy these golf ballsPrinted and shipped by Zazzle
Golf ball details
- Ball
- TaylorMade TP5 by default; seven other blanks selectable on Zazzle
- Pack
- 12-ball box or 3-ball tube, same emoji on every ball
- Japanese post office emoji, printed on the ball
- Shipping
- Printed on demand by Zazzle, shipped worldwide
About the Japanese post office golf balls
These put the Japanese post office emoji ๐ฃ on a TaylorMade TP5 โ a premium tour ball โ printed rather than stuck on, so it lasts as long as the ball does. The Japanese post office emoji ๐ฃ is part of the Travel & Places category under place-building. Commonly used to express japanese, post, office, transport, place. Copy and paste this emoji with one click.
A golfer who owns every gadget going still has nothing to mark a ball with beyond a biro, which is what makes these work as a birthday, Christmas or society-day present. Every ball in the pack carries the same emoji, and you can resize or reposition it before checkout.
Questions about these golf balls
- How much do the Japanese post office emoji golf balls cost?
- The buy link opens a 12-ball box of TaylorMade TP5s, which lists at $117.00 (USD). A 3-ball tube is cheaper โ switch pack size on Zazzle. Zazzle discounts often, and the final price and shipping for your country are shown in your local currency at checkout.
- What is printed on the balls?
- The Japanese post office emoji ๐ฃ, printed on every ball in the pack. The ball is a TaylorMade TP5 by default; seven other blanks are selectable on Zazzle's product page.
- Who ships them and handles returns?
- Zazzle. They print the balls on demand, ship worldwide and are the seller of record, so delivery, returns and taxes all go through Zazzle rather than CopyEmoji.
The same emoji elsewhere
Japanese post office is printed on more than golf balls: the shop sells it on a ceramic mug, and the dictionary has its meaning, shortcode and a copy button.







