Kokuyo Campus B5 Loose Leaf Paper (100 sheets)
Kokuyo Campus B5 Loose Leaf Paper (100 sheets)
Kokuyo Campus B5 Loose Leaf Lined Paper. High quality smooth paper made in Japan. Compatible with our , , and .
- B5 : 6mm ruled : 36 lines : 26 holes
- 70 GSM
- Compatible with our , , and
- 100 sheets per pack
- Smooth high quality paper Made in Japan
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Kokuyo Campus B5 loose leaf paper?
A: Loose sheets for a B5 ring binder, made in Japan on smooth 70 GSM paper. The format is the refill for a binder rather than a notebook: the sheets are punched to be filed, rearranged and removed.
Q: How many holes does it have?
A: 26 holes, which is the Japanese B5 loose leaf standard rather than the 2-hole or 4-hole pattern used in many Western binders. It is made for a 26-ring B5 binder, so check the binder before buying the paper.
Q: What ruling does it use?
A: 6 mm ruled lines, 36 lines per sheet. That is a fine rule suited to compact handwriting, and 36 lines per B5 page means a full page of notes without crowding.
Q: What does 70 GSM mean for writing?
A: 70 GSM is a light-to-mid writing paper. It takes gel and ballpoint ink cleanly and is thin enough that a 100-sheet pack does not bulk up the binder; very wet fountain pen ink can show through more than it would on heavier paper.
Q: How many sheets come in a pack?
A: 100 sheets. That is the working amount for a binder rather than a sample, and it matches the recommended capacity of Kokuyo's own slim Campus binders several times over.
Q: Does it fit non-Kokuyo binders?
A: It fits any B5 binder that uses the 26-hole Japanese pattern. What it does not fit is a Western B5 binder with a different hole count, which is the usual compatibility failure with imported loose leaf.
Q: Which binders does Kokuyo pair it with?
A: The listing names its own Campus binder range as the intended match. The Kokuyo Campus Smart Ring binder is the slim version this paper is designed around.
Q: Is B5 a good size for study notes?
A: It is the common Japanese school size and sits between A5 and A4: wider than A5 for diagrams and margin notes, lighter than A4 to carry. For students filing by subject, B5 loose leaf is the standard unit.