Pile of Index Cards

Last sunday, I went Shinjyuku, Tokyo, to survey how many indexcards are sold in stationery store there. I went to the Sekaido (世界堂), one of the largest stationery store in Shinjyuku. And it is close from a subway line that I use to go office.

It is 5 to 6 floor building, all with stationery and art goods. The indexcards are settled at the first floor in Sekaido. I could find name card size, 5×3 size, 6×4 size, B6 size with plain, printable, section (quadrille), 6 mm ruled, and 8 mm ruled. Also, Dock, index (separator), and purse are available. I still couldn’t find such a plenty of indexcard goods ever in Tokyo. In fact, I only found B6 and 5×3 card, two kinds each in another larger stationery store “Loft” @ Shinjyuku Mitsukoshi. The Sekaido is rare case.

When you come to Tokyo, you should come to Sekaido. This is a “Macca” for indexcard geek ;)

ref. : Website, Sekaido (in Japanese)
ref. : High resolution map @ Yahoo! Japan, Sekaido

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