Shogado Kadotoji Notebook, Magenta Umimatsu misc By keeping ingredients submerged and

By keeping ingredients submerged and intact

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Shogado Kadotoji Notebook, Magenta Umimatsu misc By keeping ingredients submerged andShogado has updated the traditional notebook with a new style featuring a single corner fastened with thread. An easy to open notebook that you can make your own. Founded in 1964, Shogado produces Japanese stationery through traditional methods in Kyoto. Washi paper is a common material used in Shogados line of stationery goods. Made from wood pulp, Washi is generally more durable than ordinary paper and is used in many traditional arts. Made in