Everything in Japan is shrink wrapped it seems. These books were a mystery to me since I can't read Japanese and know what the interiors were about, but I had to buy them anyways. Turns out they are activity books! I love this Rub A Dub Dub line. SO CUTE! Score!
I've never wanted a tray this much in my life. From Weles-Art by Naomi Tozaki. Check it this link for more goodies!
P714- they were at Design Festa and I had to buy a few little things- including the cutest post-it notes in the world. More on their website-ahhhhh!
Super cute pop-up birthday card that comes with sound.
The sound is a bottle opening, pouring, then two cute voices that says "kampai!" ("Cheers!" in Japanese.) Who...can...resist....I have MORE goodies but for now I better get back to work instead of taking pics of everything I got. Hope you got your dose of kawaii for now.
**disclaimer: this post was filled with too much use of the word "cute," but I hope you understand.** :-)
9 comments:
Adorable finds! And I completely understand about the tray, it's awesome!
I think even I, being a dude, would be forced to use the word "cute" as well. Love 'em...
Wonderful!!! I so want to go to Japan! Lovely finds.
what great finds. i don't blame you one bit for saying cute too many times. they are really cute!
When coming back from a trip to Tokyo you can use the word Cute as much as you want! In fact, you Should use it a lot!
When i was there, my hubby kept saying to me, "we brought the big suitcase for a reason, you better fill it up!" So ofcourse i just kept buying cute things to put in it!
I love it all!
That's just all so..... CUTE! I love the tray too!!
You are a fun ,makes you smile Laura Q
Hi Jannie, you found some very cute stuff on your trip! I'm always buying cute, sticker, books, sticky notes, greeting cards and etc. too! I created an album filled with cute greetings and stickers. It so easy to flip through for inspiration.
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