Kokuyo Campus Slide Binder with 5 Tab Dividers, Slim Type, A5, 20 Holes, Up to 65 Sheets, Transparent, Japan Import (RU-P133NT)

I got introduced to the wonders of Japanese stationary when I was living in Japan. I teach now, and basically, I got tired of my binders falling apart after only a semester or two of use, so I decided to go back to Japanese-made products. Compared to the stuff sold in the US, it is so much more durable and dependable. I’ve been using this one since nearly the start of this academic year to keep a daily planner and it still looks almost new.Now, there’s one big caveat here, and that’s the rings. If you want to put in your own class rosters, syllabus, readings, or whatever (as opposed to buying pre-punched paper), you will need to buy a Japanese hole punch as well. Now, the 20 rings will do a much better job preventing wear and tear to the pages you insert, but I could understand if someone doesn’t want to buy a $30 hole puncher to accompany a much cheaper binder.

My daughter is a fan of anything Japanese. I bought her this for school and she has the other sizes and uses them exclusively. She made a calendar with this size to help her keep track of assignments, etc.

Very cute, good quality, and the perfect size. Only complaint is that it’s not easy to hole punch your own paper because the holes are specific and vary in size.

Very useful for college! Keeps your class notes organized and easy to refill with the right kind of paper

Love the design and quality of these notebooks. They just work great. I wish they held more paper, 65 sheets isn't all that much.

I really like that it comes with tabs, a plastic sleeve page. Great fit for me!

I use this for journaling with their fountain pen friendly paper, which is my Goldilocks paper for ink shading without spreading.

It's a little bit too expensive, but it's also a little nicer than I expected.