The origin of paper tape

Paper tape originated from the paint protection tape in the automobile industry, which can be used many times without leaving any glue on the back after being torn off.

After the "paper" invented by China in ancient times was introduced to Japan through North Korea, paper with Japanese cultural characteristics was produced with Japanese unique raw materials and production methods. Buddhism prevailed in Nara, the ancient capital of Japan, and an official paper workshop was established in Pingan County, so Japanese paper developed rapidly in Kansai. Paper has experienced a long history of 1200 years, and has been integrated into Japanese life in many aspects, such as food, clothing, housing and transportation, weddings and funerals. Even with the popularization of western paper today, paper is still an important part of people's lives. In recent years, paper has also shown new charm in the field of modern art, and Kansai writers who are active on the world art stage have attracted worldwide attention.

Japan's "paper" is included in the world intangible cultural heritage.

Compared with ordinary tape, the surface of paper tape is changed to paper. Usually the viscosity is not strong, so the advantage is that it is easy to tear, and there will be no residual glue after tearing. Paper tape is generally made into various colors, so it is widely used for stickers, beautification, finishing, DIY and other purposes.