Cafe Note A6 Tomoe River Tagebuch

a permanent staple of my stationery supplies. The paper is thin, tough, flexible and yet crisp and the lightly printed grey grid pattern make it ideal for drawing and writing. I've used these notebooks for studying, design, and bullet journaling. There's no page numbers and no index. It's entirely your personal creation that makes this book what it is. I love the petite size. Like a passport but thicker and wider. An ideal commonplace book for anyone needing a place to record thoughts or course out dreams for the future.

Feine Blätter und fountain pen friendly!

Superb grid A6 notebook made skillfully of the famous and beloved Tomoe River paper, every bit as nice or nicer than the Hobonichi Techo A6. The Nanami "Cafe Notebook" is just 384 pages of pure undated freedom to journal/plan. Less than half the price of a Hobonichi Techo, you can afford to use some of its pages to add "days" to your Techo when one small A6 page is not enough space for your day. Not only is this a high quality little book but they also make the A5 in a dot grid and a style called Crossfield with small plus signs. Highly recommended. If you are unfamiliar with Tomoe River paper, fountain pens and other stationery nerd options, the web is a treasure house for your discovery.

Pros: small grid, thin but sturdy paper, enough pages for an entire year, blank slate for each page.Cons: noneI came from an A6 Stalogy and I’ll never go back. Absolutely love this baby!

This is the perfect little notebook. I was worried the grid would be too small for me, but it's been working great for my bullet journal and the paper is a dream to write on with fountain pens. It lays flat when opened and is basically all the best features of a hobonichi A6 without dates/quotes, etc.