Kokuyo Campus Dotted Notebook Review: 7 mm Semi B5
If you have used a ruled notebook and a grid notebook and wanted something in between, the Kokuyo Campus dotted notebook is worth a look. It has 7 mm ruled lines with evenly spaced dots, so you can write in straight lines, draw tables and sketch diagrams without a full grid getting in the way.
Kokuyo Campus Semi B5 dotted notebook: specs
Size: Semi B5, 252 × 179 mm
Ruling: 7 mm dotted lines, 30 lines per page
30 sheets / 60 pages
Cover colors: Blue or Green
Made in Japan
One notebook per purchase
What is a dotted-rule notebook?
A dotted-rule notebook has ruled lines with small dots placed at even intervals along each line. The lines guide your handwriting, while the dots line up vertically from row to row so you can keep columns straight, draw boxes and tables, or place diagram elements consistently.
Why 7 mm ruling?
7 mm spacing gives enough room for everyday handwriting while fitting 30 lines on each page.
Semi B5 size
At 252 × 179 mm, Semi B5 is larger than a typical A5 notebook. It gives room for class notes, math working and meeting notes on a desk.
Blue or Green cover
Choose the blue or green cover to give each subject or project its own color. One simple approach is one color for school notes and another for personal ideas.
Who this notebook is for
Students taking class notes
Anyone who likes bullet-journal-style layouts but wants line guidance
People who draw tables, flowcharts and simple diagrams by hand
Fans of Japanese stationery who want a classic Campus notebook
Pairs well with
A fine 0.5 mm writing tool keeps notes neat on 7 mm lines. See our reviews of the Uni Kuru Toga Metal, Pilot S20 and OHTO GS02. For erasing, the PLUS Air-In Mount Fuji eraser is a fun add-on.
FAQ
What size is the Kokuyo Campus Semi B5 notebook?
It measures 252 × 179 mm.
How many pages does it have?
30 sheets, which is 60 pages, with 30 lines per page.
What colors are available?
Blue and Green.
Where is it made?
It is made in Japan.
Shop the Kokuyo Campus Notebook, Semi B5, Dotted 7 mm at Marukaku.





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