World Craft Techo no Junin Clear Stamp: 4 Planner Sets
World Craft's Techo no Junin (Residents of Your Planner) are clear stamp sheets of 106 × 186 mm in four designs: circus troupe, art class, a family and sumo. The maker's catalog says to peel a stamp off, stick it to an acrylic block, ink it and press it on paper. A sheet is listed at ¥825 (about US$5.20) including tax, made in China.
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Product facts
- Product
- World Craft Techo no Junin Clear Stamp (CS-001 to CS-004)
- Brand
- World Craft
- Brand origin
- Japan
- Made in
- China*
- Good for
- Price range
- $$$5–20 per stamp or ink pad
- Rate it
Notes on these facts
- Made by World Craft Co., Ltd. (Tokyo; now a business division of Katoken Holdings). Made in China: The maker's catalog page lists China as the country of production for the clear stamps and the acrylic block. 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
- Each sheet measures 106 × 186 mm, and the maker lists four designs, CS-001 to CS-004: a circus troupe, an art class, a family and sumo wrestlers.
- The catalog lists each sheet at ¥825 (about US$5.20) including tax, made in China; the acrylic block, sold separately, is ¥473 (about US$3.00) at 80 × 100 mm.
- The maker's four-step guide: peel the stamp from the sheet, stick it to the block, ink it, press it on paper.
- The catalog pages show planner layouts built from the stamps, such as a calendar with a stamped scene on a weekly page.
- The catalog does not say how many stamps are on a sheet, what ink suits the rubber, or whether it is a clear polymer or silicone.
What are World Craft Techo no Junin clear stamps?
They are planner-themed clear stamps on 106 × 186 mm sheets, meant to be stuck to an acrylic block and inked. World Craft’s page says clear stamps are easy to press because you can see through them, and that Techo no Junin (“residents of your planner”) move into your planner to help record your days. The catalog sheet shows each sheet of small scenes next to a sample planner layout. The four designs are a circus troupe, an art class, a family household and sumo wrestlers. We read the maker’s page and catalog image on November 5, 2026.
How big are the sheets and the block?
A sheet is 106 × 186 mm and the acrylic block is 80 × 100 mm. Both are the maker’s figures. The block is a separate product, CS-AB01, listed at ¥473 (about US$3.00) including tax, with the same China origin as the stamps.
How do you use them?
Peel, stick, ink, press. The maker’s four-step guide says to take the stamp off the sheet, stick it to the acrylic block, put stamp ink on it and stamp the paper. The catalog gives no ink recommendation, cleaning advice or number of reuses. For stamping tips, see our best stamps for journals and planners.
How does it compare with other clear stamps?
It is a low-cost, themed sheet: ¥825 (about US$5.20) a sheet. For another clear stamp, compare our King Jim Kori Jirushi clear stamp guide. World Craft’s catalog does not name the stamp material.
World Craft Techo no Junin specs
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Maker | World Craft Co., Ltd., Tokyo |
| Sheet | 106 × 186 mm |
| Designs | 4 (CS-001 to CS-004): circus troupe, art class, family household, sumo |
| Block (sold separately) | CS-AB01, 80 × 100 mm, ¥473 (about US$3.00) |
| Stamps per sheet | Not stated |
| Origin | China |
| Price | ¥825 (about US$5.20) including tax a sheet |
| Price band ($$ = $5 to $20) | $$ |
Who is the Techo no Junin clear stamp for?
It suits Journaling and planning: the maker shows the 106 × 186 mm sheets used in planner layouts. Four designs at ¥825 (about US$5.20) a sheet make it a low-cost way to decorate a diary or monthly page.
Skip it if you want a block included or a stated count of stamps per sheet. We have not tested the stamps. For other planner decoration see our best journaling stickers and washi tape.
What does it cost, and where is it made?
¥825 (about US$5.20) including tax a sheet, in our $$ band ($5 to $20), made in China, per the maker’s catalog. The block costs extra. The maker sells to shops through wholesale sites and lists a few items on Amazon, so shop prices will differ. Prices change; we did not check retailers.
Frequently asked questions
What does Techo no Junin mean?
It is Japanese for residents of your planner (techo is a planner or notebook). The maker says the stamps move into your planner and help record your days.
How big is a sheet?
106 mm wide and 186 mm tall, per the maker's catalog.
What designs are there?
Four: CS-001 circus troupe, CS-002 art class, CS-003 a family household and CS-004 sumo. Names are translated from the catalog.
Do I need an acrylic block?
Yes: the maker's steps are to peel the stamp, stick it to an acrylic block, apply stamp ink and press it on paper. The block is sold separately as CS-AB01, 80 × 100 mm, ¥473 (about US$3.00).
How many stamps are on a sheet?
Not stated. The catalog photos show several small motifs on each sheet, but we did not count them.
What ink should I use?
The catalog says to use stamp ink and gives no brand or type. We have not tested any ink.
How much does a sheet cost?
¥825 (about US$5.20) including tax per the maker's catalog, in our $$ band ($5 to $20). Prices are list prices and change.
What other stamp series does World Craft make?
The clear stamp page lists four series, 16 designs in all: Techo no Junin, Techo no Tomo (companions for planners and cards), Hanko Okoku (theme-park motifs) and Hanko Shotengai (shopping-street motifs).