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Condé Nast TravelerJan 12

I Traveled to Tokyo Just to Buy Stationery—Here's How to Shop for It

There’s no one that understands the intersection of whimsy and utility quite like the Japanese.

makes pencils from recycled wood

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  • Ito-yaMarketstationery store with 12 floors
  • GinzaNeighborhooddistrict where Ito-ya is located
  • LoftMarketdepartment-style store leaning into lifestyle
  • KakimoriMarketshop where you can create your own notebook
  • Present & CorrectPlacestore selling vintage wares
  • HobonichiPlaceHobo Nikkan Itoi Shinbun , also known as Hobonichi (ほぼ日), is a Japanese company run by Hobonichi Co., Ltd.
  • PencoPlacesells vintage-style office supplies
  • Hobonichi TechoPlaceplanner with one-page-per-day format
  • Pilot KakunoPlaceaffordable entry point for fountain pens
  • YamahachiPlacemakes life-like stamps
  • LifePlacemakes notebooks with smooth paper
  • HightidePlacemakes quirky washi tape
  • IchikudoPlacemakes calendars shaped like Japanese rice balls
  • DelfonicsPlacemakes chic pencil cases
  • MitsubishiPlacemakes pencils from recycled wood
  • Furukawa ShikoPlacemakes notepads with fun designs
  • Choosing KeepingPlace
  • PilotPlace
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