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They have two buildings in Ginza. The one off from the main street has all the different notebooks. I forgot - I think it was second floor or third. The first floor has all the different gel pens and mechincal pencils. I believe you can even your own notebook. Note that you pay full retail . I ordered Maruman notebooks from JP - it was more economical but I have relatives leaving in Japan so ordered before visiting. I'm one of those crazy people who have tons of different sorts of paper, notebooks and some planners. So I'm really not being snarky. I'm also curious if you could buy them online? Or is it too expensive? If you do it to Osaka, head to Tokyu Hands. I think there is a branch near Shinsaibashi. ever, the Traveler's Notebook section isn't so big in that branch though but they have lots of other notebooks. I bought some stuff, but unfortunately nothing particularly cool. Some Mnemosyne books, a four color Frixion, and a few Sarasa Dry pens. My girlfriend went all out, getting a ton of Frixion markers, some Juice- Ups, and a ton of stuff from Muji (which I forgot to mention earlier). Try Takashimaya in Kyoto. There is a floor full of stationaries and the selection is amazing. If you're into letter sets then you'll love it because they have a lot of those in exclusive prints.

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