Terlaris Notebook A5 Tsubame Fools University High-Quality Japanese Hemat

The Tsubame notebook is made in Tokyo for seven decades - it is truly an iconic fixture in Japan.
Each Tsubame notebook is made with "fools paper," a term used in Japan for a type of high-end paper that writes easily, does not bleed, and is neither slippery nor grainy; Tsubame's paper is also acid-free and joined with a durable thread binding for a product without peer. It is made only in spring and autumn when the water has the right quality (yes - really!). The rule lines are printed with water-based ink (see picture) and do not interfere with the tip of the writing instrument (oil-based lines are convex and your pen will ‘hop’ over it). The paper is free of fluorescent dyes, which reduces eye fatigue. The design is ideal for people who work or study at their desks for long hours.
These notebooks have many fans, among them movie director Akira Kurosawa (“Seven Samurai”) and fashion designer Agnes B..
We are fans of this notebook ourselves and hope you try it out!
60 pages A5
paperweight 81,4 gsm
stitch binding
lined 7.5mm
acid-free paper
top and bottom page margins
the “W” in gold foil on the cover stands for the initials of the founder, the B5 notebook carries a “W” for Watanabe, and the A5 size an “H” for Hatsusaburō.”