Furukawa Retro Matchbox Note Paper - Neko Kaburi Cafe

[Description]

This popular note paper product is celebrated for its creative packaging design and story-like appeal. This matchbox-like case contains 35 pieces of washi note paper.

The "matchbox" seems like a promotional freebie from an old cafe named "Neko Kaburi" (ネコかぶり) since it is adorned with its advertising artwork in a rich Showa-era Western-Japanese aesthetic style. "Neko Kaburi" is a Japanese idiom meaning "dressing up as a cat," which describes someone who pretends to be innocent or harmless. The back of the box even prints messages from customers. Echoing the matchbox design concept, the note paper inside uses match patterns as lines for writing. This story-filled product is sure to be a favorite.

The note paper is small, perfect for brief messages or greetings, and also great for decorating journals and planners. The sturdy box offers effective protection for the notes and easy portability.

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