Ro-Biki Note Museum Series - Goldfish

Kuniyoshi Utagawa 1798-1861

In this humorous depiction, goldfish are joined by frogs and turtles, anthropomorphizing the creatures in the water. In the late Edo period (1603-1868), goldfish came to be widely kept by the general public. Edo people must have been fascinated by ukiyoe depicting their beloved pets.

Ro-Biki Note by Yamamoto Paper is a convenient travel friendly notebook filled with 60 pages of cream premium writing paper with a textured writing feel, meticulously selected from feedback based on the experience and knowledge gained from running a paper shop for many years. It has excellent writing performance and is compatible not only with pencils and ballpoint pens, but also with fountain pens and dip pens.

You can enjoy writing and drawing freely in these wonderful notebooks to your heart's content.

88 x 125mm
60 dot pages

Made in Japan