In this unboxing, I’m opening up the Tsuki Post box from Notebook Therapy and giving you my honest, cozy-stationery-lover thoughts—because this is my second time getting it and I definitely had expectations going in. I walk through what’s inside piece by piece, talk about the overall theme and vibe, and share what felt like a hit versus what didn’t quite match the hype for me this time around. If you’ve been wondering whether Tsuki Post is actually worth it (especially if you’ve seen past boxes or you’re comparing it to the 2024 Tsuki Post unboxing I linked), I break down the “would I buy this again?” side of it. I also share how I would realistically use the items in my bullet journal and reading journal—what I’d keep in my everyday rotation, what I’d save for special spreads, and what might end up living in my stationery stash instead. If you love aesthetic stationery but still want practical journaling supplies, this video will help you decide if this box would live up to your expectations too.