4 walking spots tagged “Goods & stationery”. Near 京橋駅 and 3 other areas.
A tool shop produced by a handicraft supply maker founded in 1953. Drawing on traditional crafts and local materials from across Japan, it collaborates with some 60 regional industries nationwide. Items include a needle rest of Awaji roof tile that polishes needles for ¥3,300 and thread snips with Iga braided cord for ¥7,150.
A washi paper shop founded in 1806 (Bunka 3). It deals in smooth, lustrous hand-made ganpi paper, and also carries small goods such as goshuin stamp books (¥2,310) and Haibara notebooks (¥1,760) made from chiyogami with Meiji- and Taisho-era designs. Its signature pattern, "Iro-garasu" (colored glass), is also used in the design of the shop's exterior.
Founded in 1931 as a printing house, this shop creates goods that take the history and culture of Kyobashi as their subject. Handmade items include ippitsusen notepaper and postcards featuring nishiki-e prints by Okada Chikashi, an artist of Edo townsmen-firefighter woodblock prints (set of 5 cards, ¥1,100), and "Marugoto Meguri-cho", a goshuin (shrine-stamp) book that comes with a neighborhood walking map, ¥3,630.
The directly operated store of TRAVELER'S notebook. Stationery and sundries, with a cafe on the second floor.