The paper color and thickness vary from page to page. How is it actually used?
Because the paper specifications are not uniform even within a single volume, one may wonder about its purpose—whether it is simply for notes or for crafts.
Bound with various papers made by a printing shop, this notebook can be used for a variety of purposes such as stationery paper or paper crafts, in addition to general writing.
It begins with a thickness of 5mm[1]. The Hoshikuzu Notebook (星屑ノート), made by the printing shop of syubisya PRINTING lab, consists of a single volume bound with 5mm worth of paper in various colors and thicknesses[2][3].
Each is entirely distinct[4]. Because the paper contents of each volume are filled with completely different specifications, the color and thickness of the surfaces you touch differ from one to another even under the same name[5][6]. Generally, depending on the weight and grain of paper, the feel when ink touches it differs, and the sturdiness when handling it with a knife or scissors also varies.
Its uses are not limited to just one thing either. Thanks to the composition where thickness and color constantly change, it works well not only as a notebook for everyday writing, but also as stationery paper to tear off sheet by sheet to convey messages, or as material for folded and cut paper crafts[7]. hmmm, rather than uniform blank paper, there is the joy of changing its use from moment to moment while observing the qualities of the paper touching your fingertips.
The exact number of sheets bound in a single volume has not yet been confirmed.