Name: NAGOYA Stationery Expo 2026: June 17-22 at Matsuzakaya Nagoya
Start: 2026-06-17
End: 2026-06-22
Location: 松坂屋名古屋店

NAGOYA Stationery Expo Held at Matsuzakaya Nagoya

The "NAGOYA Stationery Expo" will take place at Matsuzakaya Nagoya, located at 3-16-1 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya, from Wednesday, June 17, to Monday, June 22, 2026. This highly anticipated event for stationery enthusiasts will feature approximately 5,000 items from 53 brands, showcasing a diverse range of creative stationery.

Highlights

The expo boasts numerous brands, including seven making their debut in Nagoya. Attendees can explore unique offerings from "Cherish365," a select shop for cute stationery and goods from around the world; "S＆Cコーポレーション," a Korean brand known for its simple designs in nuanced colors; "空想街雑貨店," a sister duo creating whimsical street-themed goods; "星燈社," which crafts Japanese daily necessities with traditional designs; "ベアソムとナギ," featuring watercolor illustrations of a bear and a cat; and "豆本ドールハウス," which develops palm-sized picture books that transform into dollhouses. Other participating brands include "&colors" with transparent watercolor illustrations, "HoneyStyle" offering letter goods, "adesso" with Italian stationery, "AIUEO" focused on happiness, "alittlemini" specializing in imported stickers, "ant!ant!!ant!!!" with charming illustrations, "Atelier PONTA" known for food illustrations, "bande" featuring peel-off masking tape, "Biscuit＆ツバメブックス" with vintage and original paper goods, "cobato" for unique adult items, "COMO" creating exciting products, "hanco makkey＋" for custom stamps, "Hütte paper works" with seasonal floral motifs, "KESHIGOMUHANKO KiKiKoKo." for carved erasers, "kin.iro.hitode" with nostalgic, delicate art, "KNOOPWORKS" offering minimalist paper goods, "Minute Letterpress" using vintage British letterpress, "Krimgen" with retro-style illustrations of children and animals, "nekonekodesign PAPER ARTS" creating paper mobiles, "nemunoki paper item" with a wide selection of letter-writing materials, "nonnlala" for planner stamps, and "Panda factory" with animal motifs.

Look out for special items like the "100-page Letter Book," featuring 100 different papers per book, and stationery made with vintage British letterpress machines.