The Japanese have invented the notebook with an amazing secret inside

The Japanese have invented the notebook with an amazing secret inside

To learn more about it, you will have to pull out all the leaves.

The Japanese company for the production of architectural furniture have created a unique paper block for notes. At first glance, is an ordinary cube with detached leaves, which can be found in every office. But it’s not.

Paper unit keeps a secret. As soon as the come off the sheets, open architectural object, hidden at the base of the cube.

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Within blocks Omoshiroi can find a variety of famous sites in Japan, such as the temple kiyomizudera in Kyoto, Asakusa Shrine and Tokyo tower.

The units consist of more than 100 sheets of paper, and the objects inside managed to create, using special laser cutting technology.

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In addition to famous architectural structures you can buy paper blocks with musical instruments and camera.

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