Mind Wave Nyanko Biyori Cat Stickers - 6 Everyday Cat Scenes
A cat doing ordinary things, six times over
Nyanko Biyori follows one cat through the places a Japanese neighbourhood still has: a sento bath house, a small candy shop, a street corner, a library, the seaside and the wooden veranda of a house. Nothing dramatic happens on the sheets. That is the point. The drawings are quiet, the palette is warm and the cat is usually in the middle of something small, like waiting, dozing or carrying a towel.
Material and size
- Six scenes: Sento Bath House, Candy Store, Street Corner, Library, Seaside, Engawa Veranda
- Sheet size H175 x W90 mm; package H202 x W93 x D1 mm; about 7 g
- Masking-tape paper stock, which tears cleanly and sits matte on the page
- Printed in Japan
Why the paper matters
The stock is the same kind of paper used for masking tape, so the stickers look soft rather than glossy and blend into washi-heavy spreads. It tears without scissors, holds a matte finish under light and takes ballpoint pen. Because it is paper, it is opaque: place it over a plain area if you want the illustration to read clearly.
Keep in mind
Masking-tape paper is not waterproof and the adhesive is gentle, so it lifts more easily than PET stickers. Press the edges down well on textured paper. The six scenes are separate sheets, not a set.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the Nyanko Biyori series?
A: A Mind Wave sticker series about a cat going through everyday Japanese places: a sento, a candy store, a street corner, a library, the seaside and a veranda. Each scene is a separate sheet.
Q: What are the stickers made of?
A: Masking-tape paper. The surface is matte and the sheet tears by hand, which is why it layers well with washi tape.
Q: How big is each sheet?
A: The sheet is 175 x 90 mm and the package is about 202 x 93 x 1 mm, with a weight of roughly 7 g.
Q: Can I tear the stickers instead of cutting them?
A: Yes. The paper stock tears cleanly along the printed edges, which is useful in a journal where scissors are not at hand.
Q: Do they stick well to textured paper?
A: They hold on smooth and lightly textured paper. On rough handmade paper, press the edges down firmly; the adhesive is gentle and can lift at the corners.
Q: Are these cat stickers good for gifts?
A: They are a common small gift for cat lovers and journalers, and the six scenes can be split between people. Stock is limited because each design is printed as a single sheet.