Stamp Marche Five-Star Rating Seals: 1,000-Label Roll
Stamp Marche's five-star rating labeler seal is a roll of more than 1,000 small stickers, each 12 × 21.6 mm and printed with five outlined stars, for adding a rating to planner entries. The roll is 55 mm across and 21.6 mm wide. The maker's shop listed it at 550 yen (about US$3.50), tax included, on November 5, 2026.
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Product facts
- Product
- Five-Star Rating Labeler Seals, black (ls-018)
- Brand
- Stamp Marche
- Brand origin
- Japan
- Made in
- Not stated*
- Material
- Paper labeler seals, weak adhesive
- Good for
- Price range
- $under $5 per pack or book, as sold
- Rate it
Notes on these facts
- Made by Sanseido Co., Ltd. (yugen gaisha), Kochi. Country of manufacture not stated: The maker's page says the design is Stamp Marche's own but does not say where the seals are produced. Source. Price: example listing.
- How we test and disclose samples: How we test stationery.
- Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026. Conversions to US dollars are approximate, at October 2026 rates (US$1 = ¥158 = ₩1,330 = NT$32.5 = CN¥6.7 = SEK 9.9 = DKK 6.7 = ₺49.6 = C$1.41 = A$1.43 = CZK 21.7; €1 = US$1.12; £1 = US$1.32; CHF 1 = US$1.21).
Key takeaways
- The roll holds 1,000 labels, each 12.0 × 21.6 mm; the roll is about 55 mm across and 21.6 mm wide, and the adhesive is a weak tack.
- Each label carries five outlined stars to mark a rating; the maker suggests books, films and shops you have visited.
- It costs 550 yen (about US$3.50) tax included on November 5, 2026, in our $ band (under $5), about 0.55 yen per label.
- The first turn of the roll is held by a white sticker and cannot be used, but the maker says more than 1,000 labels are included.
- The maker says a thin white seam line about 1.5 mm wide may show on some labels and the shade can vary by lot; it states no country of origin, and we have not tested the roll.
What are Stamp Marche’s five-star rating labeler seals?
They are a roll of small stickers printed with five outlined stars. Stamp Marche is a Japanese shop of original planner stamps run by Sanseido Co., Ltd. in Kochi. Labeler seals are normally used for price tags; the maker took the format and printed its own planner designs on it. The five-star rating roll is for adding a quick rating to a book, a film or a shop you visited, and the maker says it fits small and vertical planners. We read its Japanese product page and translated it on November 5, 2026.
What are the specs?
1,000 labels, each 12.0 × 21.6 mm, on a roll about 55 mm across.
| Spec | Detail (maker) |
|---|---|
| Labels | 1,000 |
| Label size | about 12.0 × 21.6 mm |
| Roll | about 55 mm across, 21.6 mm wide |
| Adhesive | weak tack |
| five outlined stars, black | |
| Code | ls-018 |
The maker’s page says a white sticker holds the roll at delivery, so the first turn is not usable, but that more than 1,000 labels are included to make up for it. It also says one label in a few may show a thin white seam line of about 1.5 mm, which it calls a property of the product, and that shades can vary by production lot.
Which stamps fit on a label?
A number imprint fits easily; a 20 mm stamp face does not. The label is 12 mm wide, so a 5 × 3 mm number imprint from the Stamp Marche Number Stamp Set Classic sits well within it, while the 20 × 20 mm weather stamp in the Hajimete Set is wider than the label.
For other ways to mark planner pages, see our best journaling stickers and washi tape roundup.
What other labeler designs does the shop sell?
Plenty, all at 550 yen. Besides the five-star roll, the shop lists check boxes, hydration, blood pressure and pulse, a period tracker, morning-noon-night in Japanese or English, a weekly habit tracker, a Maru-chan cookie-tin design and gingham checks in blue, pink, mimosa, mint and lavender. Each is a separate roll of its own, so a rating roll, a check-box roll and a habit roll cost 1,650 yen together (about US$10.45).
How would you use it in a planner?
Peel a seal, stick it by the entry, and mark the stars you give it. The maker’s examples are books, films and shops you visited, and it says the seals suit small planners and vertical layouts where space is short. A date from a number stamp can sit beside it, since the label is 12 mm wide, and a weak adhesive means a seal can be lifted if you change your mind.
Who are the star seals for?
They suit people who log what they read, watch and visit in a small planner, because each label is only 12 mm wide.
- Journaling and planning: the maker names rating books, films and shops, and small or vertical planners.
Skip them if you want a permanent bond: the maker lists a weak adhesive.
What does it cost, and where is it made?
It sits in our $ band (under $5). On November 5, 2026 the maker listed the roll at 550 yen (about US$3.50), tax included, which is about 0.55 yen per label. Domestic mail is a flat 250 yen. From abroad the shop uses WorldShopping, which adds a 10% fee on the product price plus Japanese shipping and then bills international shipping separately. The maker does not say where the seals are produced, and we did not check other sellers.
Frequently asked questions
How many labels are on the roll?
1,000, per the maker. The roll is held by a white sticker that blocks the first turn, but the maker says more than 1,000 usable labels are included.
How big is each label and the roll?
Each label is about 12.0 mm wide by 21.6 mm; the roll is about 55 mm across and 21.6 mm wide, per the maker.
What do the labels show?
Five outlined stars, so you can mark a rating on a book, film, shop or anything else in a planner. The seals are black print on a pale label.
How sticky are they?
The maker lists the adhesive as a weak tack, so they should peel off a planner page without tearing it. We have not tested that.
Do I need a labeler gun?
The maker says labeler seals are normally used for price tags, but its page does not say whether you need a labeler to use these, and we found no statement either way. Check with the shop before buying if it matters.
Are there other designs?
Yes. The shop lists other 550-yen labeler designs, including check boxes, hydration, blood pressure and pulse, morning-noon-night in Japanese or English, and a weekly habit tracker.
Why do some labels show a white line?
The maker says about one label in a few may show a 1.5 mm white line at the seam, which it calls a property of the product, not a defect. Colors may also differ by production lot.
How much does it cost?
550 yen (about US$3.50) tax included on November 5, 2026. The shop sends orders in Japan by mail for a flat 250 yen, and uses WorldShopping for overseas orders.
Sources
- Stamp Marche (maker): five-star rating labeler seals, black (ls-018), size, count, adhesive and notes, read November 5, 2026 (Japanese page)
- Stamp Marche (maker): shop guide, shipping and delivery times (read November 5, 2026)
- Stamp Marche (maker): International Shipping notice, WorldShopping (read November 5, 2026)