This month, we’re sharing new stationery designed for daily writing, small pauses, and personal expression, alongside fresh blog reads exploring Japanese stationery terms and the Bungu Joshi Award 2025.
A few highlights worth sharing.
Launching on Feb 2, Zebra introduces SARASA Clip 2+S, a slim multi-function pen designed for new working lives. Combining smooth SARASA gel ink in black and red with a mechanical pencil, it keeps the familiar writing feel while offering a lighter, slimmer body for everyday notes, planning, and quick switches between tasks.
*All images and information are taken from ZEBRA official website
Releasing on Feb 23 for Mt. Fuji Day, PLUS presents a limited Air-In Mt. Fuji Eraser set inspired by the design of Japan’s former ¥1,000 banknote. As you erase, Mt. Fuji slowly appears, turning an everyday action into a small moment of play, packed in a banknote-style box that makes it perfect as a gift or souvenir.
*All images and information are taken from PLUS official website
Arriving Mar 9, Maruai’s new MINERA letter sets draw inspiration from minerals like Blue Lace Agate, Pink Amethyst, Jade, and Marble. With subtle textures, stone-like color patterns, and clear wax-style sealing stickers, these letters are designed to add a quiet sense of beauty and intention to handwritten messages.
*All images and information are taken from MARUAI official website
Not too long. Not too serious.
Just a small POP of joy.
Tiny journals, and gentle inspiration. Just press play.
Another month, another little collection of moments. Turn the page with us.







