By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Organized by exhibition hosts Eslite Bookstore and TRAVELER’S notebook & company, a charming wooden cabin infused with Japanese artisan style was specially created at the venue. In addition to a brand history exhibition area commemorating the 10th anniversary, the space also featured works shared by Japanese stationery artisans and Taiwanese stationery enthusiasts, offering an exclusive look into the styles of stationery from both Taiwan and Japan.
TRAVELER’S notebook & company’s 10th Anniversary Exhibition in collaboration with Eslite. (Photo provided by Eslite)
“Taiwan Local Things”” exclusively unveiled here – the world’s only collaborative release of “Taiwan Local Things” limited-edition merchandise and a 10th-anniversary commemorative tin set. No need to fly to Japan to bring these exclusive items home, which has thrilled many stationery fans. Even overseas visitors made special trips to the venue to shop, whether for personal use or as gifts.“Local Things” limited-edition merchandise and the 10th-anniversary can sets allow fans to bring home exclusive items without flying to Japan, driving many stationery enthusiasts wild. Overseas visitors even make special trips to the event to shop, whether for personal use or as gifts.
The 10th-anniversary tin box is extremely popular and highly collectible. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Chang Ying-ying)
The event also showcased usage examples by stationery and note-taking enthusiasts. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Chang Ying-ying)
The event also invited the design director of TRAVELER’S notebook to Taiwan on its opening day to share the brand’s design philosophy and innovations. Design Director Atsuhiko Iijima and designer Mizubo Hashimoto found various elements of Taiwan fresh and fascinating. Mr. Iijima noted that travel is full of the unexpected, and observing and documenting these surprises makes the journey all the more interesting. Ms. Hashimoto, meanwhile, found many aspects of Taiwan—especially the food and traditional elements—deeply engaging, serving as key inspiration for her Taiwan-themed creations and designs.
TRAVELER’S notebook Design Director Atsuhiko Iijima and Designer Mizubo Hashimoto. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Chang Ying-ying)
Limited-edition merchandise featuring Taiwanese-style elements. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Chang Ying-ying)
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