Enjoy the step by step omoshiroi memo pad that is “transformed” into 3D image when using

Instead of just tearing and gluing like regular sticky notes, Omoshiroi from a Japanese company will gradually create beautiful shapes as soon as we tear off the first sticky note. From famous Japanese structures such as Tokyo Tower , Kiyomizudera Temple in Kyoto, to gadgets like cameras and pianos, all of them are made with little leftover pieces of sticky paper you used use it! 

To form those shapes, Omoshiroi Memory Paper uses laser paper cutting technology. At first glance, you will think this is a common memory block, but only when you use up the memory pad, you will see the beautiful architecture or other objects.

Original shape and Kiyomizudera shrine  in Kyoto after using up the memory paper.

Different colors of the same shape are chosen according to user preference.

The lively Tokyo Tower is built from tiny pieces of paper.

Began to form the roof of the temple with easy-to-separate creases on a sticky note ..

 In order to form different parts of the temple, the shape of the sticky notes also changed without being uniform as is usual.

An intricately and meticulously designed Omoshiroi block to create the Asakusa shrine .

If you want to see Osaka Castle , you have to use a very thick memo pad!

Not only landmarks, SL Hitoyoshi train  also appeared behind the sticky notes.

A super “cool” memory pad for those who love this camera!

Stylish and sophisticated 3D piano made from memo paper and acrylic wood.

Creative and lovely memos like Omoshiroi will surely become a dream item of who is a handmade fanatic and loves Japanese culture , right? Because they want to be a souvenir from Japan , the Omoshiroi designers are always trying to put the Japanese symbols into each memo pad !

Official OMoshiroi block store: https://omoshiroiblock.com/