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Explore the world of Japanese stationery, where every visit is an adventure. Without spending much, Japanese 100 yen shops offer a treasure trove of original items like tapes, stickers, and notepads. These shops excel in reinventing ordinary stationery with minor tweaks, creating products that feel fresh while maintaining usability. Midori is a standout brand in this arena, transforming familiar products into something extraordinary. Their creations, like the "Traveler's Company" and the

One of the leading products at J-Subculture is stationery supplies. And why not? Japan offers the most innovative stationery, blending trendiness with functionality! Brilliant concepts for stationery thrive in Japan, enhancing the diverse range available. Explore a wide variety of pens, markers, pencils, and other writing tools in countless colors and designs. Today, we at J-Subculture invite you to explore the Japanese brand Pilot and its exclusive "Pilot Frixion Color Pencil-li

We're excited to talk about Japan's beloved eraser once again, the Tombow Mono. Previously, we introduced the Tombow Mono One, known for its compactness and refillable feature. Now, let's explore the highly efficient Tombow Mono Zero Eraser! Imagine merging a Tombow Mono eraser with a mechanical pencil. That's the brilliance of the Tombow Mono Zero. Known as the world's thinnest eraser, it comes in two sizes: a 2.3 mm round core and a 2.5 mm x 5 mm rectangular core. Functioning like a

Furikake is a popular Japanese seasoning, featuring a mix of dried tuna, sesame seeds, salt, and seaweed. While it's traditionally sprinkled over steamed rice and noodles, it also enhances salads, soups, pasta, and sushi rolls. Here's a bit of history… In 1912, a pharmacist named Suekichi Yoshimaru from Futaba created a product using fish bones to supplement calcium in the Japanese diet. He dried, ground, and seasoned small fish, adding sesame seeds, poppy seed