A Must-See for Stationery Lovers & Travelers: Traveler’s Note 10th Anniversary Exhibition by Eslite
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Jointly organized by exhibition hosts Eslite Bookstore and TRAVELER’S notebook & company, a special wooden cabin with a distinct Japanese artisan vibe was set up at the venue. Aside from a brand 10th-anniversary history exhibition area, it also featured works by Japanese stationery artisans and Taiwanese stationery experts, offering an exclusive look into the styles of notebooks from Taiwan and Japan.
TRAVELER’S notebook & company’s 10th anniversary exhibition in collaboration with Eslite. (Photo provided by Eslite)
“Taiwan local things”” exclusively revealed！ The world’s only co-branded limited-edition “Taiwanlocal things” merchandise and 10th-anniversary commemorative tin sets are available here — no need to fly to Japan to bring these exclusive items home. This has thrilled many stationery enthusiasts, and even overseas visitors made special trips to the event to shop, whether for personal use or as gifts.
The 10th-anniversary metal tin is extremely popular and highly collectible. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Zhang Yingying)
The event also displayed works created by notebook and note-taking enthusiasts. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Zhang Yingying)
On the opening day, the event also invited the design director of TRAVELER’S notebook to Taiwan in person to share the brand’s design philosophy and innovations. Design Director Atsuhiko Iijima and designer Mizuho Hashimoto found various elements of Taiwan fresh and fascinating. Mr. Iijima noted that travel is full of unknowns, and those unexpected moments, when observed and recorded, become some of the most interesting aspects of the journey. Ms. Hashimoto found many things in Taiwan intriguing and delightful, especially the food and traditional-style items, which greatly inspired her and became key sources of creativity for the Taiwan-themed designs.
TRAVELER’S notebook Design Director Atsuhiko Iijima and Designer Mizuho Hashimoto. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Zhang Yingying)
Limited-edition merchandise featuring Taiwanese-style elements. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Zhang Yingying)
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