Furukawa Shiko x Shoichiro Tobimatsu 2027 Removable Calendar Stickers

Name: Furukawa Shiko x Shoichiro Tobimatsu 2027 Removable Calendar Stickers
Brand: Furukawa Shiko
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Furukawa Shiko x Shoichiro Tobimatsu 2027 Removable Calendar Stickers

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Description

Expected arrival: late September

This 2027 sticker calendar features illustrations by Shoichiro Tobimatsu and includes one removable calendar sticker for each month from January through December.

The compact stickers can be placed inside a planner or notebook, or attached to frequently used objects such as a laptop, phone case or desk accessory. Each design measures no more than 65 × 75 mm and combines an illustrated composition with a functional monthly calendar grid.

The stickers can be removed and changed as each month ends, providing a flexible alternative to a bound desk or wall calendar. The monochrome and hand-drawn imagery distinguishes this version from the standard Furukawa design.

[Specifications]

Calendar year: 2027
Calendar format: Monthly removable sticker calendar
Contents: 12 monthly calendar stickers
Sticker size: Each design H75 × W65 mm or smaller
Material: Paper
Illustrator: Shoichiro Tobimatsu
Brand: Furukawa Shiko
Made in Japan

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About Furukawa Shiko

Furukawa Shiko is a Japanese stationery brand with roots in traditional Japanese paper craftsmanship dating back to 1835. Today the brand is known for its nostalgic and charming paper goods, including washi tapes, stickers, postcards, and letter sets. Featuring warm illustrations, retro-inspired designs, and collaborations with many independent illustrators, Furukawa Shiko stationery captures a gentle, everyday charm that has made it a beloved name among journaling and paper craft enthusiasts.

About Shoichiro Tobimatsu

Shoichiro Tobimatsu is a Japanese illustrator based in Nagoya. His analog work combines observations of people in everyday life with surreal humor, nostalgic subjects and muted colors. He also creates illustrations for bakeries and cafés, with bread, retro desserts, swans and expressive characters appearing frequently throughout his work.