Since you open your planner every day, choose one that makes your heart sing every time you see it.
Designs featuring traditional Japanese patterns in nuanced colors that blend in with modern life will pleasantly color the time you spend writing your schedule and organizing your ideas.
This is a mini 6-size binder that you can customize into your own unique planner by freely combining your favorite refills.
Uses original washi paper, hand-dyed one sheet at a time
The cover uses Fuwa Market's original washi paper, which is carefully hand-dyed one sheet at a time by artisans at a long-established Yuzen washi dyeing factory in Kyoto.
Its appeal lies in the deep colors that cannot be replicated by machines, and the gentle, warm texture unique to washi paper.
You can easily enjoy the beauty of handcrafted items in your daily life.
Traditional patterns in nuanced colors that blend in with modern life
Traditional Japanese auspicious patterns that have been loved for centuries are arranged in gentle colors that blend in with modern life. The beauty of Japanese aesthetics has been transformed into a design that is easy for everyday use.
Seigaiha (Blue)
A pattern imbued with wishes for "abundance" and "infinity" in overlapping waves. The gradation from blue to light blue evokes a calm sea.
Ume (Pink)
A pattern symbolizing the arrival of spring and vitality, imbued with the wish for "good health and protection from evil." The soft mauve pink gives an elegant and gentle impression.
Ichimatsu (Green)
A traditional checkered pattern wishing for "prosperity and development." The nuanced green and pale gray create a calm and modern atmosphere.
Ginkgo (Yellow)
A ginkgo leaf pattern, considered a symbol of good fortune and abundance. The combination of bright yellow-green and gray gives a sophisticated impression.
Each pattern carries an auspicious meaning, making them perfect not only for yourself but also as gifts for loved ones, such as for promotions or new jobs.
Mini 6 size for personal customization
Equipped with a 6-hole ring mechanism, it is compatible with commercially available mini 6-size refills.
The high-quality metal rings are durable, allowing you to use them for a long time even with repeated refill changes.
One of the charms of the binder type is that you can freely customize it according to your needs, whether as a schedule book, notebook, diary, household budget book, or reading log.
Secure for carrying with an elastic band
With an elastic band passed through metal eyelets, the planner is less likely to open in your bag, preventing creases and scattering of refills.
The compact mini 6 size fits neatly into smaller bags. You can easily carry it with you for outings, commuting to work, or school.
Elegant coordination even on the inside
The inside is unified in chic colors that match the cover. The combination with the cover is elegant, creating a sophisticated and mature atmosphere.
Modern Japanese design for gifting
The calm colors and elegant Japanese design are also appealing as they are easy to use regardless of age.
They are recommended for new beginnings, job celebration gifts, graduation gifts, birthday presents for those who love Japanese stationery, and gifts for people overseas.
They will be appreciated as a gift that allows you to feel the beauty of Japan every time you use it.
【Product Details】
| Size |
Height 14.8cm (5.8in) × Width 11cm (4.3in) × Spine Width 2.4cm (0.9in) |
| Material | Hand-dyed Washi paper |
| Color | Seigaiha (Blue), Ume (Pink), Ichimatsu (Green), Ginkgo (Yellow) |
| Notes |
・Refills are not included. Please use commercially available mini 6-size (6-hole) refills. ・As each sheet of washi paper is hand-dyed, white spots or slight color variations may occasionally be seen. Please enjoy this as part of the unique charm of handmade products. |
| Country of Origin | Japan (Kyoto) |
Valuing connections with the community and society
All original Fuwa Market products are carefully crafted by Japanese artisans, primarily in Kyoto.
In addition, some light tasks, such as packaging preparation and tagging, are carried out in cooperation with "tomoni," an employment support facility for people with disabilities run by an affiliated company.
This collaboration was born from the personal experience of Fuwa Market's representative, Nishida's family.
We assign tasks within their capabilities and return the value as wages (kochin), helping users gain confidence and joy through participation in the manufacturing process.
Fuwa Market values:
"Products taking shape through the combined skills of artisans and the hands of everyone involved."
Such collaboration.
