8cmCDふせん
Japanese Kawaii · Object Dossier
An 8 cm CD, remade as two kinds of sticky note.
GreenFlash PL-005 combines one round note with narrow strips inside packaging built around an 8 cm single-CD motif. This dossier covers the structure the maker states—not a memory of handling the object.
Pixelook 8cm CD Sticky Notes 〈Kissaten〉 PL-005 · Package 86 × 167 × 3 mm; notes: one 80 mm disc and strips of 18 × 70 mm
Compass Check
Read the two note shapes before reading the nostalgia.
01 · Understand
What the object is.
The Japanese listing name is Pixelook 8cmCDふせん〈喫茶店〉 PL-005. It is a paper sticky-note set with one circular format and one narrow strip format. The maker identifies the package as part of its Pixelook stationery series.
02 · Editorial observation
One point the photograph makes clear.
The scale shift does the work: a familiar disc-sized circle becomes a writable paper surface, while the strip notes remain visibly separate rather than pretending to be part of the disc.
03 · Evidence
The round note and the strip do different jobs.
GreenFlash describes the set as a reference to the nostalgic 8 cm single CD. The circular notes are presented for messages that need to stand out; the narrow strips are presented for short notes. The source supports those two uses, but it does not explain the internal design process that selected the CD motif.
04 · Evidence
Paper, sixty sheets, two formats.
The maker states paper as the material and lists sixty sheets: four designs with fifteen sheets of each. It marks the product as made in Japan.
Not verified: the paper stock, printing method, adhesive specification, binding process, and manufacturing sequence are not stated in the checked sources.
05 · Compare
Check the dimensions, not only the picture.
The package is stated as 86 × 167 × 3 mm. The circular notes are 80 mm in diameter; the strip notes are 18 × 70 mm. The two-format contents distinguish this set from a single square pad, while the PL-005 model number distinguishes the Kissaten version inside the wider Pixelook line.
06 · Cross-reference
Pixel art is the source term; Retro Game Kawaii is our route.
GreenFlash describes Pixelook as a series that turns familiar things into pixel art so they feel fresh and somehow nostalgic. That supports a route to our Retro Game Kawaii Field Note. It does not mean the maker calls this object “retro-game kawaii”; that label remains our transparent editorial grouping.
07 · Check
Three records, three different roles.
These links are places to check current terms. They are not a recommendation, and the three pages do not play the same role.
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