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Where can I buy a case of Tomoe River paper? I don't mind importing from Japan!

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Where can I buy a case of Tomoe River paper? I don't mind importing from Japan!

You could contact the manufacturers directly

 

This is the link for the Tomoe river paper and there is an enquiry email link on the bottom of the page

 

Not sure what the cost for freight would be from Japan. It may be the same as getting it from the US.

I got my paper from Paper for fountain pens. (no affil). They have a good price. But I cheated a little as I have a friend travelling from the US to my home.

I had it shipped to him and he will be carrying it with him.

 

Hope this helped

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This thread is the one that introduced most of us to TR paper, and contains detailed instructions on how to import from Japan. From this source, you need to order in increments of 4,000 sheets - 4 reams of 1000 sheets each. Mine came out in the neighborhood of $90 per ream, shipped to western US. You will have a longer way to go, so shipping will be more expensive. I got mine a couple of years ago, so cost may have gone up since then. It might be less if you buy directly from the manufacturer.

 

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...years later...

 

I'm also on the hunt for some TR paper...for my purposes, A2 or B3 would be best, and then cut to size.

Should I be contacting Tomoegawa or Nanami to see if they are able to source the larger pages? I'm creating a large-ish book.

 

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This thread is the one that introduced most of us to TR paper, and contains detailed instructions on how to import from Japan. From this source, you need to order in increments of 4,000 sheets - 4 reams of 1000 sheets each. Mine came out in the neighborhood of $90 per ream, shipped to western US. You will have a longer way to go, so shipping will be more expensive. I got mine a couple of years ago, so cost may have gone up since then. It might be less if you buy directly from the manufacturer.

 

Dan

 

What size was your paper?

I'm looking to special order A2 or B3...currently in Seattle...

 

Thanks,

Cam

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ahhhh, yes, i had missed this thread.

interesting, I'm in contact with the manufacturer even now.

 

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