A notebook that can be easily used even though it is a tight top binding. It is a notebook made based on such a story that one or two notebooks are left on the bookshelf, and a few decades later, the bookshelf will be filled with many notebooks. These limited editions by Kakimori are covered in Enshu Textile fabric.

Enshu Orimono is a traditional Japanese weaving craft, passed down over generations in western Shizuoka Prefecture since the Edo period. Thanks to the region’s mild climate, cotton and indigo cultivation has flourished here for centuries, giving rise to an enduring textile industry. Production continues on traditional looms to this day, enabling a rich variety of woven expressions.

Inside, you’ll find white OK Fools pages that open perfectly flat thanks to the section sewn binding. The 5mm grid supports you in any task from handwriting to diagrams and more. The soft blue-grey print ensures your words are front and centre, providing a subtle backdrop that won’t show when scanned. This fabric presents Enshu mentsumugi, the region’s iconic craft celebrated for its soft texture, in a pattern inspired by Mount Fuji.

The Kakimori notebooks take every design element into consideration. They pair wonderfully with Kakimori dip pens and Frost rollerball and provide a comfortable, smooth, and luxurious writing experience! The ultimate gift for a stationery enthusiast! 

Made in Japan