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The answer is within you. The world lies beyond.
Rollbahn is a Japanese stationery brand created in 2001 by DELFONICS, a stationery maker based in Meguro, Tokyo. Its name means “runway” in German. Starting with pocket memo pads, the brand offers ring-bound memo pads, notebooks, diaries, and flexible notebooks with interchangeable pages. Practical features such as grid pages, perforations, and clear pockets are at its core, alongside a wide range of colors, patterns, and sizes. With writing as its starting point, the brand presents its products as “tools for creativity” that support users from taking in culture to expressing their own ideas.

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Tools for creativity

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Founded
1987
1987 Parent brand
DELFONICS
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A core original line for writing and record-keeping

Launched in 2001 as DELFONICS’ original line with pocket memos, it has expanded its produc

Launched in 2001 as DELFONICS’ original line with pocket memos, it has expanded its product range to include diaries, notebooks, flexible items, and accessories. Built around memo designs intended to be detached, pasted, and stored, as well as grid pages and pocket-equipped formats, the line has developed a product range suited to both record-keeping and portability. Within DELFONICS’ stationery and miscellaneous goods collections, Inner Carrying focuses on storage and portability, while Rollbahn is a leading line in the writing and record-keeping category, centered on the acts of writing, preserving, and organizing.

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