Tegamisha x Aya Inoue – Nagano – Memo

Illustrator and graphic designer Aya Inoue creates motifs with delicate lines using a “mimeban,” a simple printing machine that was born in Japan during the Showa era. These items were created in conjunction with Inoue’s calendar original artwork exhibition “Iromekuri,” held at Tegami-sha Bunbako. The ​​refill memo “NAGANO” features motifs of Nagano Prefecture, such as mountains and ptarmigans. The front side depicts the view from a hotel window in winter, and the back side was created imagining a moment of writing a letter in that room. It would also make a wonderful page to use in combination with Inoue’s stamps. Use it as a card or memo as is, or punch holes and put it in a system notebook. Comes with a mini clear file that fits the refills perfectly!

[Size] Refill: 126 x 80 mm
Clear file: 139 x 94 mm
[Specifications] Quantity: 20 sheets
Shape: No holes
Printing: Double-sided

photos courtesy of Tegamisha, all rights reserved.