Furukawa Shiko One Word Fusen — Japanese Sticky Notes

One Word Fusen are small sticky notes built around a simple idea: sometimes a full note is too much, and a sticky note with nothing on it feels a little cold. Furukawa Shiko's solution is a 30-sheet pad of illustrated notes, each one finished with a single playful image, designed to carry a short message — a thank you, a reminder, a "saw this and thought of you" — without needing to write more than a few words. Each sheet measures about 73 x 65mm, mounted on a small backing card that's easy to keep in a drawer, pencil case, or tote. They're made from paper, printed in Japan, and work well stuck to a monitor, a gift, or the cover of someone's notebook. A small, easy way to make a passing note feel a little more considered.