Sakura Color Products

Alcohol-based color markers released by Too Corporation in 1987. Featuring 358 colors and an eco-friendly design allowing ink refills and nib replacements, Copic markers have become the worldwide standard in manga illustration, design, and art industries. Used by professionals and amateurs alike, they represent Japanese innovation in creative tools.

Tombow's 8900 series colored pencils are beloved by professionals and children alike. High color selection and vibrant color output make them standard in art and design industries worldwide.

The 'Tepra' electronic label printer developed by King Jim. A groundbreaking product that transformed office and home organization culture in digital-age Japan, merging aesthetics of orderliness with technology. Supported by diverse tape options and multilingual functionality, it has expanded from Japan worldwide. A quintessential IP that blurred boundaries between office and lifestyle products.

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.

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.

Sticky notes series by Midori brand manufactured by Design Fil. Balancing minimalist sophistication with practicality, it serves diverse uses from office work to creative projects. An essential presence in Japan's stationery scene, characterized by exceptionally refined color palette design and intuitive usability that appeals to both corporate and creative users.