Hiyori, a printer for schedule stickers, was released by King Jim in September. It is a small thermal printer that can create original stickers for organizers using special masking tape, and there are more than 30 different types of tape available.

I loved "TEPLA" as a child and used to play with it often, but I never realized how much it had evolved without my knowledge! It made me nostalgic, so I decided to try it out while I was shopping for a new notebook.


First, let's check out the basic functions.

Unlike the image of so-called "professional use Tepla," the main unit is compact and colorful. When we were taking pictures at the editorial office, it was well received with "The design is cute! The design was well received.



Hiyori can create five types of stickers for organizers: petit stickers combining pictograms and schedules, schedule stickers that can be specified in length from 1 to 7 days, clock stickers, rank stickers, and kimochi stickers. A wide variety of pictograms, fonts, and illustrated canned text are available, so you can forget about time and take your time to choose the right one.



The special masking tape is slightly tougher than ordinary masking tape, but it peels off cleanly after application. If you tear off both ends of the sticker by hand, it will look more like masking tape.


You can also make die-cut stickers by using optional parts such as a punch (550 yen) and die-cut die (380 yen).



◆Secretly show off your girl power at the office!

However, the author, who usually doesn't have too many plans (her calendar plans are delusional), has too few opportunities to use Hiyori in her notebooks and calendars alone..! I could make labels for files and albums at home, or use them for wrapping, but I have come to the conclusion that the best place to show off this cuteness is at the office.


First of all, I have always been curious about the double clips. Black is the most common color, but it is not very cute, is it?


The stickers can be removed cleanly, so you don't have to worry about handing them to others.


In addition, it also cutely appeals the ownership of sweets, a must-have for office workers! I'm embarrassed to admit that this is a bit of a greedy idea, but on the contrary, I think it would be cute to say something like "Feel free to use this.


If you print your name and frequently used messages together, you can quickly attach them to message memos and personal belongings. The atmosphere in the workplace may be softened by these cute stickers... So, bosses, why don't you place one next to your copy machine?

The price of Hiyori is 7,400 yen.