Collectible mini erasers
have long been popular in Japan,
have long been popular in Japan,
and now the fad is spreading to schools on these shores as well.
Wait a minute,
"collectible erasers"?
I'm kidding,
right?
Your average school kid today is probably more interested in losing his or her school supplies
than saving them.
than saving them.
The thing is,
Japanese collectible mini erasers aren't your average erasers,
even though they can rub out pencil marks with the best of them.
True collectors
don't use them for something
so mundane,
however,
and with one look at some of the better examples you'll understand why.
These erasers can come apart,
and can be put back together!
HOW COOL!
