Why We Go Crazy for Japanese Stationery – MIZU NO OTO
Japanese stationery isn’t the cheapest stationery on the planet. They’re also not always made available for international sales either. So, is that why we go cray-cray when we do get our hands on some kawaii (cute) stationery? Japanese stationery: bright, beautiful, and brilliant Japanese stationery has garnered much
WHY is Japan OBSESSED with Paper?! 😍
Kyoto Kyo-iro 02 Ohara’s Morning Snow, aka Soft Snow of Ohara is a dark wintery purple with medium shading and a pop of black sheen in large swabs. It dries in 30 seconds in a medium nib on Rhodia and has a dry flow. Kyoto ink is made in Japan. Deep, winter blue fountain pen ink, made for the TAG stationery store in Kyoto, Japan, based on traditional dyeing techniques. The winter in Kyoto is regaining its tranquility after the autumn colors of the tourist season.
Kyo-Iro Soft Snow of Ohara Ink (40ml bottle)
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Mizuchi,the girl who hates Gensokyo so much that she crosses
The Art of Japanese Stationery: A Comprehensive Guide – bungu
Opinion There's Not Just One Way to Be Japanese - The New York Times
Opinion There's Not Just One Way to Be Japanese - The New York Times
The Art of Japanese Stationery: A Comprehensive Guide – bungu
The Art of Japanese Stationery: A Comprehensive Guide – bungu
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