Studio Ghibli offers a range of officially licensed, aesthetically pleasing, and functional stationery items. Among these are the Rotating Date Stamps, featuring designs from "My Neighbor Totoro" and "Howl’s Moving Castle," which allow for the insertion of customizable dates—perfect for diary enthusiasts. Additionally, the collection includes several rubber stamps with motifs from "Totoro" and "Kiki's Delivery Service," such as Mei walking and Kiki alongside Gigi relaxing. For those seeking variety, there are sets containing over ten stamps depicting various characters and scenes from the films. These sets also come with mini stamp pads and include four different stamps each, with multiple sets available for "Totoro," one for "Spirited Away," among others. Completing the lineup are Studio Ghibli-themed playing cards in "Kiki," "Howl," and "Castle in the Sky" themes, with each card capturing a moment from its respective film, offering a cinematic journey from Ace to King across all suits. #stationery #cards #stamps #ghibli #totoro

Discover Ichikudo's unique collection of pop-up calendars, each thoughtfully designed to celebrate different aspects of culture and nature with over a century of craftsmanship. The Temiyage Calendar embodies the Japanese gifting tradition, elegantly tied with a string and unfolding in a star shape for 360-degree viewing. The Bento Calendar mimics a Japanese lunchbox, featuring a different traditional menu for each month, detailed on the back of each card. Journey through global destinations with the Next Journey Calendar, which presents a box of plane ticket cards to countries like the Netherlands and Cuba, each showcasing beautiful scenery. Explore marine life with the Tokyo Bay Fish Calendar, which includes vibrant illustrations of local species like Tuna and Octopus, accompanied by descriptions. Finally, the Forest Calendar allows you to build a tree-shaped display throughout the year, stacking monthly layers, highlighting Ichikudo’s dedication to quality and detail in paper materials. @ichikudo_printing #calendar #stationery #japanese

The "紙博" (Kamihaku) in Japan is a unique festival dedicated to all things paper. It's an exhibition where visitors can explore a wide range of paper-related items, including notebooks, letters, masking tape, and stamps. This celebration of paper and stationery culture not only showcases the traditional art of paper-making but also modern interpretations and uses of paper in everyday life and creative endeavors. Kamihaku is part of Japan's rich tradition of appreciating and innovating in the field of stationery and paper goods, making it a must-visit event for enthusiasts and professionals alike. It has been held in various cities across Japan, including Tokyo, indicating its widespread appeal and importance. #paper #stationery #stamps

Kami-Haku, is a festival in Japan that showcases brands’ latest paper goods and stamp-related products. The first printing company is @ichikudo_printing, which produces the BENTO calendars available in our store! #stationery #event #japan

The 2024 Japanese stationery awards have highlighted the top five pen cases, showcasing a variety of designs and functionalities. The fifth place went to the Kokuyo Slish Pen Case, notable for its mesh material and dual storage options. The Kokuyo C2 Pen Case took fourth place with its clear, cuboid shape and convenient wide-opening zipper. The Sun-Star Tray Tray Pen Case, which levels out when opened and secures items with a magnet, ranked third. The second place was awarded to the Kokuyo Piip Lite Pen Case, featuring a divider for organizing tools. Topping the list, the Sonic Kakusta Pen Case won first place for its unique pyramid shape and versatile storage dividers, suitable for stationery and other small items.
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