Sanzen Tomoe River Notebook

Founded in 1914, Tomoe River (Tomoegawa) Paper Factory was named after Tomoe River in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, where it was located back then. Despite being there for more than a century, Tomoe River paper is still regarded as the gold standard for practically all notebook paper in Japan because of its perfect smoothness. However, by the end of 2021, Tomoegawa had transferred the Tomoe River paper product trademark to Sanzen Paper Manufacturing (hence Sanzen in the brand name).

Sanzen Tomoe River paper, which was initially created for catalog mailings, has sufficient density and size to withstand a variety of purposes. It may be written on, painted on, jet printed on, hole-punched for binders, folded to form multiple paper sizes, and more. Even so, this particular paper is ideal for writing with a fountain pen. Any shade pens you used should stay completely the same color on the brilliant white, high-quality surface without any bleed-through.

For those reasons, fountain pen fans are thought to find the Sanzen Tomoe River Notebook to be a trustworthy product. Additionally, a good paper count must also suit their creative needs. Many reviews have attested to the notebook's durable exterior as well, ensuring that the notebook will not sustain harm when you carry it.

Detailed Information:

Founded: 1914
Founder: Genzaburo Inoue
Headquarters: Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan
Website: http://www.sanzenseishi.co.jp/