[Furukawashiko] Blank Japanese postcard note booklet

There’s nothing more inspiring than creating on a blank canvas!  I first saw this set with my mom at Shiyu stationery shop in Mino city of Gifu (origin of Furukawashiko) and had to have in my own shop!  This is traditionally used for suibokuga (also known as sumi-e), a form of Japanese ink painting. This is fountain pen ink friendly and can be used as a DIY postcard. Please note that this is a Japanese postcard with traditional Japan post format on the back.

• thirty (30) blank sheets with postcard formatting on the back; paper is not heavy cardstock like the U.S. version
• front: blank/white 
  
• back: japanese postcard format
• fountain pen, calligraphy ink and watercolor friendly 

made in japan

below: visit to Shiyu stationery shop and calligraphy station