DearCars Diary Shaun the Sheep No Personalization Stylish Character Goods Cute Can be Started Anytime Made in Japan Dates For Parents and Adults

ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー 【Sold by Japanese Sellers・Shipped from Japan】 ・ Operated by Japanese Sellers – Japanese sellers carefully handle everything from product selection to shipping. ・ Direct Shipping from Japan – Your order will be shipped directly from Japan. ・ Product Selection with Japanese Quality in Mind – We introduce products while valuing the usability and sense of reliability that Japanese products are known for. ・ About Included Manuals – If a manual is included, it will mainly be written in Japanese. We recommend using an image translation app if needed. ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー Product dimensions: Approximately 155mm (width) x 215mm (height) x 14mm (thickness) Materials: Paper; Cover: PP lamination; Inner pages: Matte coated Shaun the Sheep and Shaun’s image are (TM) Aardman Animations Ltd. 2026 A 3-year diary featuring a Shaun the Sheep design. These cheerful characters, with their seasonally themed designs, will cheer you up every day. What is Shaun the Sheep? Shaun and his friends embark on a slapstick comedy adventure. This claymation series, meticulously crafted frame by frame, has spread beyond its home country of the UK and is now loved in 170 countries worldwide. What is a daily diary...? The DearCars daily diary series is popular because the year is written in, so you can start anytime, such as on your birthday or anniversaries, and with just a few lines of writing space per day, it's easy to keep up with for a long time. If you write down a little bit of what happened today on the page dated today, you can accumulate three years' worth of "daily diaries" on the same page. Unlike a diary that only holds one year's worth of entries, this one book can hold three years' worth of diary entries, allowing you to quickly look back on events from the past three years. [Before purchasing] Due to the characteristics of the colored paper used for this diary, the ink may dry slowly depending on the writing instrument you use. We recommend using an oil-based ballpoint pen or a quick-drying gel ink ballpoint pen. If using a non-quick-drying writing instrument, please be careful of ink smudging. By inserting a sheet of paper or similar material before closing the diary, you can prevent ink from bleeding through to the opposite side of the spread.