This set of five pieces of haiku stationery is perfect for those who want to take a small first step into haiku.
The five-piece set includes a miniature chronicle of seasonal words, a vertically-written notebook dedicated to haiku, a [haiku start guide] that outlines how to play with haiku, a set of postcards filled with seasonal words, and an original sticker.
It comes in a zippered bag.

In addition to the four items worth 1,590 yen in total for the individual items, this set includes an introductory leaflet [Haiku Start Guide] that is only available in this set, and comes in a simple zippered plastic bag for 1,540 yen.
This is a better deal than buying them individually!

If you want to start by enjoying seeing (=reading) haiku, this kit is all you need.
For those who want to try their hand at writing haiku, all you need is a pen and you will soon be able to make haiku your hobby.

Haiku Writing Notebook (Color: frozen clouds)
A vertically-written notebook dedicated to haiku, just the right size for writing a single haiku vertically.
It is light enough to carry easily and small enough to fit in a paperback book. The notebook paper is easy to run a pen through and easy to write on.

Haiku Start Guide
A compact, bellows-shaped leaflet with tips on how to play [compose] and [read] haiku. The guide includes tips on how to "write" haiku on the front side and "read" haiku on the back side. It is supervised by haiku poet Saki Jinno.

Haiku Chronicle in Five Echoes
Seasonal words you need to know to compose and read haiku.
In this palm-sized miniature chronicle, selected five-syllable seasonal words are listed in five seasonal divisions: spring, summer, autumn, winter, and New Year.

■Kiyori Postcard
The front side features an illustration of a seasonal word related to the mountains and 24 seasonal terms, and the back side features a number of seasonal terms.

Haiku Sticker
This sticker expresses through fun illustrations that "composing" and "reading" haiku are two sides of the same coin.
These stickers can be placed on cell phones, notebooks, and other places where you can always see them, and are (just) an item to lift your spirits and make you happy that you have a new hobby.