set-up box; rigid paper-covered box
A sturdy box made by covering cardboard with paper, often used for high-quality packaging.
High-end Japanese sweets are often packaged in set-up boxes.
This rigid box is made of paper-coated cardboard.
Standard kanji spelling for this term.
Variant spelling without okurigana, also used.
Compound of 貼り (hari, 'pasting') + 箱 (hako, 'box'), referring to a box made by pasting paper onto a cardboard base.