A memo pad for $100? Hard to believe, but that’s the magic hidden in the Japanese Omoshiroi Block memo. Famous for their meticulous craftsmanship, the Japanese have taken paper art to a new level with this creation.
Produced by Triad, a company specializing in architectural models, the Omoshiroi Block looks like an ordinary stack of notes. Yet thanks to laser-cutting technology, as you use each sheet, a stunning 3D architectural model slowly emerges.
Each block contains over 100 colorful sheets, serving both as practical memo pads and as hidden works of art. Priced between 4,000 – 10,000 yen, Omoshiroi Block is considered one of the most unique and beautiful memo pads in the world.
Variety of beautiful Omoshiroi Blocks memory paper patterns
Omoshiroi Blocks has a wide choice of both colors and themes inside, from famous architectural sites in Japan like Kyoto’s Kiyomizudera Temple, Tokyo’s Asakusa Temple, Tokyo Tower, or familiar, universal themes. more variable like piano, piano, camera, car or even street, neighborhood.This will be an extremely meaningful gift to give to your dear friends, those people who love Japan and Japanese Culture.
Unfortunately you won’t be able to buy this world’s most expensive memo right now, not because of the price, but because as Triad says they overwhelmed the visitors, “all items are out of stock. Therefore, overseas shipping is not possible at this time. Please wait for the shop’s online update ”.
Hopefully in the future, Omoshiroi Block will be more widely disseminated, so that those who love the creativity and magical beauty of these sites can own one (several) products of their own.