1.
correction tape; white-out tape
A stationery item that applies a thin strip of opaque white film to cover mistakes in handwriting or printing, allowing the user to write over the corrected area.
A common stationery item found in virtually every Japanese office and school. Japan is known for producing high-quality correction tape, with brands like Tombow's MONO being particularly popular.
Common collocations
- 修正テープを使う: to use correction tape
- 修正テープの詰め替え: correction tape refill
- 修正テープで直す: to fix with correction tape
Related words
- 修正液: correction fluid, white-out — liquid version that needs drying time
- 修正ペン: correction pen — pen-shaped applicator for correction fluid
- 消しゴム: eraser — for pencil marks only
Cultural note
Correction tape is extremely popular in Japan. Many varieties exist, from ultra-slim types for small text to extra-wide types for larger corrections. Refillable models are also common.
Related Words
Related:
消しゴム (eraser)