A notebook with history
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A classic Kokuyo notebook created in 1959, this portable notebook is a style known in Japan as "Sokuryo Yacho," which means "Survey Field Notebook" in English. Thanks to its portability, size, and hard cover, it's perfect for taking quick notes and sketching. This notebook was originally designed for engineers and architects to take measurements on-site.
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Its cover features a gold-engraved "Sketch Book" and a dirt- and moisture-resistant cover, perfect for the working conditions of its first users. And for even better protection, use it with its protective sleeve.
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Its paper: YACHO paper is used in Kokuyo field notebooks, designed for surveyors, artists, and anyone who spends time outdoors. The ink dries quickly, so you don't have to worry about your writing transferring to the opposite page when you close the notebook. It's suitable for fountain pens, but wet-writing gel pens and markers can bleed through.
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With the strength of time and the craftsmanship of Kokuyo, a brand synonymous with quality and excellence. Available in five colors: the classic green and special edition colors: blue, beige, yellow, and red.
Japanese Success Story
Founded in 1905, the company manufactures book covers and has since expanded to become one of the largest stationery suppliers in Japan. The company's goal is to help develop a more creative society. Through careful observation of people's everyday lives, they create tools that aid intellectual activity. Their Kadokeshi and Mirikeshi erasers have won several awards and are part of the permanent design collection at MoMA in New York.
