Floating paper open-ended notebook

Cohana Japan-made notebook

This notebook is made of Echizen Washi (floating paper), which is a unique paper-making technique, and has a 180° opening (horizontal opening).
The center of the notebook does not bulge out when it is opened, so it feels as if you are writing on a straight sheet of paper. This "horizontal" bookbinding technique was developed by
This "horizontal opening" technology is a patented technology unique to Nakamura Printing House, which was founded in Asakusa in 1938. Veteran craftsmen in downtown Asakusa have created this binding after hundreds of prototypes.
The "horizontal spread" technology, which has been mainly used for notebooks, was utilized to create a functional notebook that is slim and compact, but can be used as a full spread.
The 2.5mm square grid makes it easy to write small letters, and the 4 squares = 1cm make it easy to do calculations, making it convenient for drawing plans, sketches, and diagrams.
The light light-gray lines and off-white paper are not tiring to the eye and do not get in the way when color is applied.
The hardcover cover has an elastic band to keep it in your bag. Together with the matching [Small Box of Floating Paper Colored Pencils], you can carry it anywhere.

*Because each sheet of floating paper is handmade, there may be unevenness in color and the way the pattern appears.
Please enjoy it as a texture.
*Please enjoy it as a texture.
*The surface of the paper is pigmented, so the color may migrate to other items when rubbed.
*Do not expose the product to direct sunlight, high temperatures, or high humidity.
*Rubber may stretch over time or with use.
*Keep out of reach of infants.