Japanese stationery store

Japan is obsessed with stationery – and the rest of the world is obsessed with stationery from Japan! Everything is just so cute and whimsical, fancy and functional, the tiniest memo is sure to brighten up your everyday life. Indeed, the fandom is so big, Japanese stationery now get their very own events! So, what are the current trends? Stationery freaks, here are the highlights and must-haves, from masking tape for every surface to cute hedgehog memos!

Read this guide to BEST TOKYO STATIONERY STORE finds in Japan. Find fun Japanese stationery, pens, Midori notebooks, seals, gifts & more!

Ginza is one of Tokyo’s prime areas for glitzy shopping and dining, uniting some of the world’s most well-known brands. The area is close to both the famous Tsukiji Market and Tokyo Station, thus a favorite spot for tourists to stop by and look for fancy souvenirs, additions to their wardrobe, or gourmet delights. April 2017 also marked the opening of GINZA SIX, one of the largest commercial facilities in the area. In Ginza’s main street, you will find Japan’s most famous stationery…

Stationery stores are almost as prevalent as vending machines in Japan. Some of my favorites from this trip were found in Kyoto, maybe because they were smaller or because we loved it so much there, but probably because we hope to carry these paper products very soon! Enjoy Part 2 of our Japanese Stationery Store: KYOTO.

If you have a passion for Japanese stationery, this is your place. Itoya is a shop popular for it’s hard to find items and authentic Japanese products

Obsessed with cute Japanese stationery like we are? In this blog post, we give you a break down of the kawaii Japanese stationery must-haves including paper, notebooks, pens, markers, pop-up pencil cases, stickers, sets and more!

Japanese 100 yen stores can be a treasure trove of fun, cute and useful goods. With their affordable prices and huge variety they are a great place to hunt for authentic Japanese souvenirs.

HELLO from Tabiyo! We recently visited Tokyo and discovered some of the hidden gems such as Kitchijoji（吉祥寺）, Koenji（高円寺）, Mitaka（三鷹）, Tsutsujigaoka（つつじヶ丘）, Shimokitazawa（下北沢）and etc. We would like to share...