68gsm Sanzen Tomoe River Paper Test - Is this Paper Usable for Fountain Pens? Take A Note Planner

[@FountainPenNews]

I'm so glad you're pleased. I've enjoyed the 68gsm sanzen that I've used so far also.

[@cerealnana]

I'm glad you are happy with your new journal!

[@tortagialla]

I heard bad things about the 68 gsm paper from some pen tests that just scribbles did, but maybe the take anote is different tomoe river stock... it looks so good! thanks for sharing!

[@myrnatraylor3234]

Thanks for doing this test, Simone. But to compare colors, be sure to take out the pencil board-I think it's affecting the color of the ink swatch. 😉 By the way, I am also SO EXCITED to be using Take A Note planners for 2025. I got the A5 regular for my work planner and the B5 medium for my personal journal. I am already using one of the latter as a journal for 2024 (since June, when I first heard about this company) and I really, really like it! I am doing so much more writing with my fountain pens because of it!

[@lettersfromthelake6010]

I’m expecting my Take-a-Note in the mail any day now so this was very helpful! I also got a Hobonichi Cousin this year and was disappointed in the bleed through on that - but this seems to be much better. *whew*

[@FountainPenNews]

I'm a little concerned about your bandaid situation. Are you OK? Ha ha

[@seemownay]

I realized later how disgusting it looked. Nothing serious, just cracks I was trying to keep moisturized.