Midori Journal Happiness | Cat
Midori Journal Happiness | Cat
Midori Journal Happiness | Cat
Midori Journal Happiness | Cat
Midori Journal Happiness | Cat
Midori Journal Happiness | Cat

Midori Journal Happiness | Cat

This diary is just perfect for those who just before going to bed want to describe in few words about their day.

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zł54.00

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This diary is just perfect for those who just before going to bed want to describe in few words about their day.

With a title column that you can freely write a what your dream was about.


Each page is divided into four sections with a space for date and a title.

Midori when designing a diary refers to the Japanese tradition of dreams. The cover with embossed in gold symbol of cat is supposed to bring happiness.

Pages quantity | 116

Pages | Lines

Color | Ecru

Cover | Paper

Made in Japan

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Green
12871006
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