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Bungu Joshi Haku

文具女子博

One of Japan's largest stationery fairs, held as a main winter fair, fairs in Tokyo and Osaka and pop-ups in department stores.

Bungu Joshi Haku Tokyo 2026 - Key Visual
Bungu Joshi Haku Tokyo 2026 - Key Visual © Bungu Joshi Haku Executive Committee
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Type Expo & Convention
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Official website Japanese

Bungu Joshi Haku is a stationery fair that its organizers bill as one of the largest in Japan. Stationery makers, newer brands and specialty shops sell directly to visitors, who can handle the items, buy them on the spot and talk to the makers.

History

The first fair was held in December 2017. The organizers now run a main fair each winter, a yearly fair in Osaka, a fair in Tokyo and smaller pop-ups in department stores around the country.

How the fair works

The large fairs bring more than 50,000 items, some of them made only for the event. Visitors collect what they want and pay together at a central checkout.

The Osaka fair and the 2026 Niigata pop-up have pages of their own.

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