Lihit Lab

Kokuyo's philosophy of 'user-centered design' and 'social contribution.' Beyond mere stationery manufacturing, it pursues comprehensive improvement of learning environments, business spaces, and quality of life. With numerous international awards, it represents Japanese stationery manufacturers' design ideals.

The market expansion of Kaweco, a traditional German writing instrument brand, into Japan. This fusion of Japanese stationery culture with German craftsmanship has made products like the Al-Sport highly popular among Japanese pen enthusiasts. It represents a successful example of imported stationery establishing strong domestic distribution.

The evolution of decorative tape utilizing traditional Japanese washi paper into contemporary stationery. While maintaining the beauty of traditional washi, improved water-resistant coating and adhesive properties enhance functionality. Widely used for planner decoration and DIY projects, symbolizing the fusion of Japan's craft culture with everyday culture.

A line of sticky notes and memo products by Hasegawa Papermills, a long-established Kyoto papermaking company. Features high-end sticky notes utilizing the texture of washi paper. Blends traditional Japanese papermaking techniques with contemporary memo culture, popular in both offices and creative studios.

A comprehensive stationery and office furniture manufacturer leading Japan's notebook market with the Campus series. Product improvements like dot-grid ruled notebooks, born from user feedback, exemplify Japan's kaizen culture.

An office supplies manufacturer founded in 1927. Known for Tepra label makers and King File binders, the company also develops innovative digital stationery like Pomera, a dedicated digital memo device. With a philosophy of 'turning inconvenience into convenience,' King Jim carves out unique market niches and continues to support Japanese office culture.

Tombow Pencil's high-quality writing tools including pencils, colored pencils, and markers known for lead hardness and writing feel. Used from educational settings to professionals, representing Japanese stationery excellence.

Sakura Crayon, founded in 1921, is Japan's leading manufacturer of crayons, markers, and colored pencils. The Cepki marker is used worldwide. Widely used in educational settings, Sakura has significantly contributed to art education in Japan, making quality creative tools accessible to students and artists globally.