Meanings

traditional Japanese paper made from the fibre of plant species Diplomorpha sikokiana (high quality, glossy)

drink box

paper output (of a printer, photocopier, etc.)

question sheet

influential newspaper

collecting waste paper (old newspapers, etc.) and exchanging them for toilet paper

transfer paper

paper for fans or parasols (cut in a fan shape)

the press

thin paper (esp. thin Japanese vellum paper)

colored wood-free paper (coloured)

paper for wrapping a letter

indigo-dyed paper

spiderwort-dyed paper (used for making a rough sketch when dyeing)

paper put between newly completed prints to prevent the ink from smudging

silk or leather container for paper handkerchiefs, medicine, toothpicks, etc.

cardboard mailing tube

cutout

silk or leather container for paper handkerchiefs, medicine, toothpicks, etc.

Koya paper