Fuwa Market
[Planner Binder] Hand-Dyed Washi Paper, Bible Size, With Elastic Band, Nuance Colors: Seigaiha, Ume, Ichimatsu, Ginkgo

Since you open your planner every day, make it one that lifts your spirits every time you see it.
Designs featuring traditional Japanese patterns in nuanced colors that blend in with modern life will add a pleasant touch to the time you spend writing down your plans and organizing your ideas.

With its ample space for writing, this Bible-sized planner is recommended for those who want to manage both their work and private lives effectively with a single book.
Features original Washi paper, hand-dyed one sheet at a time

The cover uses original Washi paper from Fuwa Market, carefully hand-dyed one sheet at a time by artisans at a long-established Yuzen Washi dyeing factory in Kyoto.

The charm lies in the profound color variations that cannot be achieved by machines, and the gentle, warm texture unique to Washi paper.
You can casually enjoy the beauty of handcrafted work in your daily life.
Traditional patterns in nuanced colors that blend into modern life

Traditional Japanese auspicious patterns, long cherished, are arranged in gentle colors that blend into everyday life. We’ve created designs that allow you to easily incorporate the beauty of Japanese aesthetics into your daily use.
Seigaiha (Blue)

A pattern where overlapping waves symbolize wishes for "abundance" and "infinity." The gradient transitioning from blue to light blue evokes a calm sea.
Ume (Pink)

A pattern symbolizing the arrival of spring and vitality, embodying wishes for "good health and protection from evil." The soft mauve pink gives an elegant and gentle impression.
Ichimatsu (Green)

A traditional checkerboard pattern symbolizing "prosperity and development." Nuanced green and pale gray create a calm and modern atmosphere.
Ginkgo (Yellow)

A ginkgo leaf pattern symbolizing good fortune and abundance. The combination of bright yellow-green and gray gives a sophisticated impression.
Since each pattern carries an auspicious meaning, these are recommended not only for personal use but also as gifts for loved ones, such as for graduation or employment celebrations.
Bible-sized for customizable organization

Features a 6-ring mechanism compatible with commercially available Bible-sized refills.

The high-quality metal rings are durable, allowing for long-term use even with repeated refill changes.
The binder type also offers the advantage of being freely customizable for various purposes, such as schedule management, work notes, diaries, household accounts, and idea notebooks.
Elastic band for secure portability

Equipped with an elastic band threaded through metal eyelets, this helps prevent the planner from opening in your bag and protects refills from bending or scattering.
Elegant coordination inside and out

The interior is unified with a chic color that matches the cover's hue. The combination with the cover creates an elegant and sophisticated adult atmosphere.
Japanese modern design makes it a great gift

The calm colors and elegant Japanese design make it easy for people of all ages to use.
It's recommended for new beginnings, employment celebrations, promotions, birthday gifts for those who love Japanese stationery, and as gifts for people overseas.
It will be appreciated as a special gift that allows one to feel the beauty of Japan every time it is used.
【Product Details】
| Size |
18.8cm (7.4in) H × 13cm (5.1in) W × 2.4cm (0.9in) Spine |
| Material | Hand-dyed Washi paper |
| Color | Seigaiha (Blue), Ume (Pink), Ichimatsu (Green), Ginkgo (Yellow) |
| Notes |
・Refills are not included. Please use commercially available Bible-sized (6-hole) refills. ・As each sheet of Washi paper is hand-dyed, you may occasionally find small white spots or slight color variations. Please enjoy these as part of the unique charm of handmade products. |
| Country of origin | Japan (Kyoto) |
Valuing connections with local communities and society


All original products from Fuwa Market are carefully crafted by artisans in Kyoto and other parts of Japan.
In addition, some light tasks, such as preparing packaging and tagging, are carried out in cooperation with "tomoni," an employment support facility for people with disabilities operated by an affiliated company.
This collaboration was born from the personal experiences of Fuwa Market's representative, Mr. Nishida, and his family.

By participating in the manufacturing process, users can gain confidence and joy. We ask them to perform tasks within their capabilities and return the value as wages.
Fuwa Market cherishes collaborations where
"artisan skills and the hands of those involved come together to create a product."
