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A new stack of notepaper is taking the stationery world by storm. A company from Japan ? a country known to produce more than it’s fair share of stationery ? has recently released an inventive new breed of post-it called the “Omoshiro Block,” which translates to something along the lines of ?fun block.” And fun is definitely built into this pad of detachable writing paper. With the removal of each colorful sheet, another piece of an intricate paper model of a famous Japanese building is revealed.
The level of detail in these paper constructions is impressive and surprisingly intricate. Then again, they are coming from the land of origami, so it only follows that a lot of thought would be put into everyday paper design. The Omoshiro Block offers people a great incentive to take notes daily, as the model is only fully revealed when all of the pieces of paper have been removed.
As alluded to earlier, this form of note-taking results in a sort of excavation of ...