Araveal Paper Planner Refill, Bible (Personal) Size, 5 Colors

For Bible (Personal) size ring planner users who want a smooth-surface Japanese loose leaf paper that handles full pages well, this refill brings Takeo's Araveal to your planning system. At 3.7" × 6.7", the sheets give you real working space — comfortable for weekly spreads, reference notes, or structured journaling — and the 50-sheet pack spans five gentle color tones for easy section sorting.

Araveal is one of Takeo's fine paper lines, built for writers and designers who prioritize surface quality. Takeo has been a leading paper specialty company in Kanda, Tokyo since 1899, working directly with mills and design professionals across Japan. At 104.7 gsm, the Araveal Bible sheets carry a reassuring weight — flat under rings, resistant to curl, and consistent enough to feel intentional rather than incidental across an entire planner season. The five subtle color tones organize without competing.

The smooth Araveal surface benefits fine-point pens and fountain nibs most — ink lands precisely, dries cleanly, and stays where you put it without feathering. Gel pens and rollerballs perform equally well. For people who have committed to a Bible (Personal) system and want Japanese stationery quality at every page, this is the planner refill that fits without compromise.

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Details

• Size: Bible (Personal) planner size — 3.7" × 6.7" (9.5 cm × 17 cm)
• Sheets: 50 sheets (10 sheets × 5 colors)
• Sheet Type: Blank
• Paper Type: Araveal
• Paper Weight: 104.7 gsm
• Weight: 3.0 oz (85 g)
• Brand: Takeo

TAKEO: More Than Just Paper

Founded in 1899 as a small paper shop in Kyobashi, Tokyo, TAKEO later moved to Kanda and has spent more than a century refining the expressive power of paper in a neighborhood of editors and printers. TAKEO sees paper not as a mere material but as an experience that begins the moment it is held. The warmth against the hand, the way light passes through a sheet, the sound when a page turns — the company has quietly explored why paper stays in our memory.

This approach comes to life at the Mihoncho Main Store (Paper Sample Gallery) in Kanda, Nishikicho. Visitors can pick up sheets, hold them to the light, stack and flip them, and check every nuance before they buy. You can feel the shades of white, the shadows of embossing, and the character of ink on a surface. Rather than simply selling paper as a tool, TAKEO creates a place where you can feel it first and choose with confidence. That commitment sits at the company's core.

Its technical foundation is equally solid. TAKEO understands paper-making design, surface finishing, the reproducibility of color and texture, and the expressions that printing, processing, and binding can bring, then links these insights to the work of designers and production teams. This is why the company has supported choices where paper leads the story, from a single business card to book covers, packaging, and everyday stationery. For people who love paper, TAKEO is a trusted guide that helps you begin not with what to use, but with how it should feel and what it should communicate.