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Fender Japan has just dropped its MIJ Hybrid II 2026 Collection, which is headlined by some jaw-dropping finishes.
The Japanese arm of the Big F has a history of doing things differently, as the Sakura Telecaster and Starmaster prove, but while the look here is more minimalist and understated, it isn’t without its charm.
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Based on the concept of “love at first sight,” they mix old and new, with the modern edge coming from the electronics.
Hybrid II Custom Voiced single-coil pickups are included throughout the collection for “a clear and balanced tone,” with higher output to handle modern needs. The Tele features a versatile four-way pickup switch, with the option to put the two single-coils in series for punchier output. The Jazzmaster, meanwhile, gets P-90 pickups instead.
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The Jazz Bass is limited to just a four-string model, arriving with a 34″ scale length, four-saddle bridge, and Hybrid II Custom Voiced Jazz Bass single-coils.
The Strat and Tele are priced at ¥176,000 (approx. $1,100) apiece, with the outlay rising to ¥185,900 (approx. $1,165) for the Jazzmaster, and ¥180,400 (approx. $1,130) for the Jazz Bass.
See Fender Japan for more.
