Calendars - Everything else - Top 25 at JBOX

1. 2012 Calendar -- Lucky Cat

Wed, 24 Aug 2011 08:33:55 -0400

Everyone loves the manekineko (lucky cat). Now you can enjoy the adventures of Katamaru, Tango, and the rest of the cat gang through their adventures throughout the years as illustrated the talented artist Hajime Okamoto. Fantastically unique pieces of artwork that adds a little culture both from Japan and art that giving your guests plenty to talk about. 53.5 x 38.0 cm 13 pages. This is a new 2012 Japanese wall calendar, usually only available inside Japan, but made available to fans all over...

2. The Perpetual Calendar

Tue, 28 Jun 2011 03:02:08 -0400

Wow, this is such an ingenious yet simple device. By sliding the calendar face horizontally, the dates also shift accordingly, allowing you to set the calendar to any month of any year, anytime. It's a calendar that is always useful and never expires, that can be passed down from generation to generation. (instock)

3. 2012 Calendar -- Wacky Desktop Calendar

Tue, 13 Sep 2011 13:30:19 -0400

Here's a unique desktop calendar for you: it features a fully functional calendar with separate sides on each page, the left to see the month at a glance and the right side to provide a handy space to write. You can also indicate your status with funny pictures of stick figures ("I am on a holiday" "I am at lunch" "See you tomorrow" and "I am out now"). 15 x 12.4 cm (6 x 4.9 in). 20 sheets. This is a new 2012 Japanese desktop calendar, usually only available inside Japan, but made available to...

4. 2012 Calendar -- Pandas Come to Ueno

Wed, 12 Oct 2011 00:57:13 -0400

Panda lovers will love this extremely kawaii wall calendar of the recent addition to the Tokyo Ueno Zoo, two panda cubs Ri-Ri and Shin-Shin. Measures 42cmx30cm (16.5"x11.6") and has 7 pages of pure cuteness. If you like cute animals or pandas, you will love this calendar. This is a new 2012 Japanese wall calendar, usually only available inside Japan, but made available to fans all over the world through J-List. Note that a $2 mailing tube fee will be added for every two calendars you order, so...