In March, tons of paper come and go at my office. Most of them are year-end reports. While dealing with them, I sometimes feel that it's still in the middle of a winter. The "sakura" clips will remind me that spring is here.
2012年3月1日木曜日
"Sakura" Clips
An academic year starts in April in Japan. At stationary shops you can see more and more "cherry blossoms" on writing paper, postcards, stamps, and so on.
I found cute paper clips. It may be characteristic of Japanese to connect five thin, heart-shaped petals with "sakura" (a cherry blossom.)
In March, tons of paper come and go at my office. Most of them are year-end reports. While dealing with them, I sometimes feel that it's still in the middle of a winter. The "sakura" clips will remind me that spring is here.
In March, tons of paper come and go at my office. Most of them are year-end reports. While dealing with them, I sometimes feel that it's still in the middle of a winter. The "sakura" clips will remind me that spring is here.
