Labeling pocket tissues with masking tape.

Hello.

Thank you for the many visits every day.

As for me, I am absorbed in planning new products.

When I receive comments or reviews from those who bought the masking tape, the image of the new product becomes more concrete and it really encourages me.

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By the way, the photo at the beginning.

Excuse me with Gaim and Tokkyuger. (Old tissues still in use)

Children's pocket tissues have a space to write a name on the back, but it’s mostly faded.

Kids hardly use tissues, but since they carry them every day, the name quickly rubs off and disappears if written with a permanent marker.

Then they lose them somewhere, right?

Even if not, they disappear after washing while still in the pocket (this is usually our case).

At times like this, name masking tape comes in handy.

Just stick it on and it’s easy.

The letters won’t easily fade.

Even if dropped, it will surely be found. Because this is Japan.

Speaking of which, I bought mt masking tape for the first time in a very long time.

I didn’t have time to slowly go buy masking tape, so I happened to stop by a drugstore.

So cute♪

I’ll look at it for a while and be healed.