Made in Japan, this A5-sized notebook features 70 sheets of white acid-free 80gsm lined paper. The black double wire side spiral binding matches the black plastic cover.

The word Mnemosyne comes from the name of the ancient Greek goddess of memory.

Product

Maruman Mnemosyne N182A Inspiration Notebook - A5 - Graph - 140 Pages

Description

The front side of each sheet features a subtle light gray graph print, while the backside of each page is blank. The graph pages have a space on the top line for “Title/No” and feature a small gray arrow in the middle of the top to signify the midpoint of the page. The pages are acid-free so they won't yellow over time.

Features

• 70 micro-perforated sheets. 140 Pages.
• 5mm Line Spacing
• "Title" spaces at the top of each page.
• Graph sheet style: The lines are printed in subtle gray ink. 
• Acid-free pages.
• Sturdy horizontal twin-ring binding.

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Maruman

Maruman Co., Ltd. was founded in 1920 in Tokyo Japan to produce and sell sketchbooks to middle schools. The founder of Maruman went to visit Europe to purchase spiral notebook machines at that time. At the time, such machines were the first to be used in Japan. In 1967, Maruman developed a plastic binder. In 1995, Maruman created a report pad series with a simple and novel design.

Maruman's latest product line, "Mnemosyne", is a big hit in Japan. Named after the Greek goddess for memory, each Mnemosyne notebook features a sturdy cover and is firmly bound with a dual ring system.

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