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Japanese paper sizes

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The Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS), defines two main series of paper sizes. They are the JIS A Series, and the JIS B Series. Both of the these series are widely available in Japan, as well as China and Taiwan. The JIS A Series is exactly the same as the ISO A Series, but with different tolerances. Both the JIS A Series and the JIS B Series have the same aspect ratio, but the area of the B Series paper is 1.5 times larger than the A Series. As well as the JIS A and B Series, there are a number of traditional Japanese paper sizes used mostly by printers. These include Shiroku-ban and Kiku, which are the most commonly used.

FormatWidth x Height (cm)Width x Height (inches)
JB5182 x 2577.17 x 10.12
JB4257 x 36410.12 x 14.33
JB6128 x 1825.04 x 7.17
JB3364 x 51514.33 x 20.28
JB2515 x 72820.28 x 28.66
JB1728 x 103028.66 x 40.55
JB01030 x 145640.55 x 57.32
JB791 x 1283.58 x 5.04
JB864 x 912.52 x 3.58
JB945 x 641.77 x 2.52
JB1032 x 451.26 x 1.77
JB1122 x 320.87 x 1.26
JB1216 x 220.63 x 0.87
Kiku 4227 x 3068.94 x 12.05
Kiku 5151 x 2275.94 x 8.94
Shiroku ban 4264 x 37910.39 x 14.92
Shiroku ban 5189 x 2627.44 x 10.31
Shiroku ban 6127 x 1885 x 7.4
Japanese Paper Sizes | JB5, JB4, JB6, JB3, JB2, JB1, JB0, JB7, JB8, JB9