MD Notebooks
The Ultimate Notebooks to Write

Date：28, Apr, 2012
Investigated and Written by Misaka Youhei
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It is very often to use notebooks in daily lives.

Well, what note is the best to write? Although there are many opinions, that would be the notebook which any pages can be opened widely. Have you ever felt it is a little hard to write on the last pages or the head pages since paper becomes round to the bound? That makes stressful to use.

This notebook never causes stress. Pursuing the ultimate feelings of writing, Designphil Inc. has produced the MD Notebooks. At bookbinding, they use a method called Ito-kagari; sewing 16 pieces of paper with thread. The way is usually had for making diaries. Then tough and flat spreads are there.

MD means Midori Diary. That is paper made in Japan, which they developed to realize ultimate note-taking feelings in 1960s. Ink is hard to stain through the paper and you will feel so good when you write on. They have been trying and trying even recently to realize ideal write-feeling.

Top paper and maximal bookbinding have been used and the products cost high a little, but you can easily get.

There are three patterns; Blank, Grid and Ruled Lines. They have developed four sizes; S, M, L and A5. Whatever stationery to write was used, the most comfortable feelings never leave you behind. Needless to mention, it makes your learning or working progress a lot.