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ONE PIECE magazineImu’s Mysterious Sticky Notes

  • 2027 New
  • ON SALE OCT 1

This item was made in collaboration with ONE PIECE magazine, a publication that dives deep into the world of the manga One Piece. These mysterious sticky notes are inspired by Imu, an enigmatic figure shrouded in secrecy. The set includes three designs featuring motifs such as Imu’s intense gaze and an ominous half-length portrait.



Made from smooth film material, the sticky notes can be peeled off and repositioned after use. You can write on the white speech bubble areas using a pencil or oil-based pen. The backing sheet fits neatly into your techo cover pocket so you can carry it along with your techo.



We also recommend sticking them on the edge of the page so they peek out of your techo to serve as index tabs. Whether you’re using them to jot down notes about an obsession or leave a cryptic message, these sticky notes allow you to fully embrace Imu’s terrifying presence.





The ONE PIECE magazine x Hobonichi Techo collaboration includes a rich lineup of exclusive techo covers, Weeks techos, HON editions, and stationery items. We hope you find the perfect combination for you. See the full ONE PIECE magazine lineup here.

©Eiichiro Oda/SHUEISHA

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Photographer
Product Detail: Hiroyuki Oe
ONE PIECE magazineImu’s Mysterious Sticky Notes
  1. ¥500 (incl. tax)

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Specifications*Specifications may vary slightly

SizeH: 155 x W: 55 x T: 4 mm / H: 6.1" x W: 2.2" x T: 0.2"
(3 designs x 15 sheets each)
WeightApprox. 15 g
Main materialPET

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Please Read Before You Buy

We’ve compiled a list of warnings, potential issues, and tips to keep in mind for this particular product. Additionally, the color of the product may be slightly different in actuality than compared to how it appeared on a computer or smartphone screen.

Some ink may take longer to dry

We recommend oil-based ink and pencil. Gel ink and water-based ink may take longer to dry.