We have selected the most popular patterns from the "komon+" series to make sure the young ones will love.
The extra large size allows you to write your ink on the go.
The inner paper is made of Ibo's votive paper that absorbs ink and is hard to line, and has been folded into two layers.
It is recommended that you fold it in a flat writing surface.
The traditional tortoise shell (kikko wo) has a penguin and snowflakes.
Turtle shell is a geometry pattern of equal hexagon. This name was given as it resembles a turtle shell.
There are 8 different patterns in total. Arrow rabbits, scales, squirrel tail, cat feet, plum beetles, arctic panda lattice, lightning flamingo.
Komon+ is a fun design that adds a playful touch of fun to the traditional Japanese text.
Enjoy each of our thoughtful traditions and humorous designs.
Goshanji was originally used when you put the sutra in a temple.
Today, they can be used in temples and shrines as a sign of worship.
Unlike commemorative stamps, each temples have a characteristic stamp on each temple, and you can carefully write the name of the temple, or the day of the day of the temple, so it can record your journey.
Product Name: Taniguchi Matsuyodo komon+ Stamp Book, Extra Large, Antarctic Kiku. M1-15-KP-9