
Japanese stationery treats
Hello and welcome! Paper Treats started in 2019 with a desire to share my Japanese culture and celebrate many of the artists and brands behind Japanese stationery that you love. What began as a small personal journey has grown into a space where I can make meaningful connections with this creative and thoughtful community.
I hope that every customer feels as if they are receiving a care package from home with an order from Paper Treats. Something personal, packaged with love and filled with meaning. Please take your time to browse and shop at your own pace!
With gratitude,
Mai
Owner, Paper Treats LLC
Los Angeles, CA
Spring in Bloom
Shinzi Katoh
Today's Specials
Only at Paper Treats
RiraRira Hanko · "The Art of fun with stamping!"
Customer Care FAQ
How long does it take to process an order?
How long does it take to process an order?
Orders are generally processed in *2-3 business days (excluding weekends and holidays). Timeframe may be longer depending on volume of orders received; especially during shop updates. If an order is time sensitive, please don't hesitate to contact the shop. Paper Treats is a solo operated online shop with no staff—owner handles all aspects of small business from pulling inventory, order fulfillment, customer service, website operation, packaging, shipping and drop-offs to the post office.
Do you ship outside of the United States?
Do you ship outside of the United States?
Due to the high international shipping rates from the United States and customs tax; Paper Treats does not generally ship overseas. Shipping rate quotes have averaged $18-38 depending on country and package weight. If a customer overseas would still like to proceed with an order, please contact shop directly to arrange for shipping quote and payment by invoice.
Oops! I forgot to add an item/made a quantity mistake. Is it too late?
Oops! I forgot to add an item/made a quantity mistake. Is it too late?
Not at all! Just be sure to notify Paper Treats as soon as possible with your Order # and your request. As long as the order hasn't shipped out, it's never too late!
No Return Policy
No Return Policy
There are no returns or refunds as all products sold by Paper Treats LLC are direct imports from Japan with costs that cannot be recovered. Exception will certainly be made if there is damage during shipment, defective product or if the wrong product was inadvertently sent. In this case, kindly provide proof of damage with a photo. Customer feedback of products is always welcome and highly encouraged!
Content
Content
All written content on this website is of Paper Treats LLC (Owner) extensive personal knowledge of Japanese stationery and artists. Written content is never generated by AI (I'm a Syracuse alumn with a journalism degree, afterall!) and all images/photographs on this website are by Paper Treats or directly from independent brands and illustrators with permission. Copying content is prohibited. Nothing is published without written consent; including any photo content submitted by Paper Treats customers and community members.
A thoughtful gift alternative for any occasion! Your special recipient will love to indulge in stationery treats! It will be sent electronically (no physical gift card will be mailed). Offered in a variety of denominations.
This electronic gift card never expires and a courtesy reminder will also be sent to the recipient if gift card has not been used after 12 months.
FAN CLUB 🐾
Real submissions from Paper Treats customers 💛
Pinkie (Sarah)
Margaux (Jenny)
Biscuits (Lauren)
Fury (Tayler)
Stevie Mix (Jessica)
Nebula
Stanley (Gina D.)
Charlie & Shanka (Gina D.)
Cookie (April)
Toto (Jackie)
Boo
Lotte
Emmy (Edina)
Luna (Monica)
Lando (Stephanie)
Minnie (Anne J.)
Gonta (Wendy)
Kuma (Wendy)
Millie (Gina S.)
Andi (Gina S.)
Eggo
Dean (Caitlynn)
Nori
Lily
Pyewacket (Jo)
Muffins (Lauren)
Opal (Kelly H.)
Mister (4legs)
Juniper (Lyss)
Roxy (Geetika)
Otis
Wade (Lacey)
Cheech (Kari)
Gloria (Stephanie)
Louie (Mimi)
Pikachu (Mimi)

When my Aunt Chiaki passed away in 2017, my mother went back to Japan to attend her sister's funeral. She brought back just a few personal belongings; mostly photographs and postcards, but was surprised to discover this letter in the bundle. It was written by me when I was seven.
For 39 years, my Aunt Chiaki kept the letter I had written. The paper remains so clean crisp, as if I had just written it yesterday. Not even a stain, though my chicken scratch sloppy handwriting certainly hasn't changed! Knowing that she saved this letter will never be forgotten and be a constant reminder of just how profound a letter can be.


