Kobe Ink No.49 Kitano Olive Green · Nagasawa gel pens ``Inban-de'' is a technique of

``Inban-de'' is a technique of painting using printing methods such as ``stencil printing'' and ``copperplate transfer

Hexagonal cap and body design that keeps them from rolling away

color-shifting red hue and equipped with a transparent ink feeder

The brush hairs are made from high-quality synthetic thread

"  Kakimori original inks are inspired by Japanese word play and imagery

Kobe Ink No.49 Kitano Olive Green · Nagasawa gel pens ``Inban-de'' is a technique ofKobe's olive grove that existed around Yamamoto Dori in Kitano during the Meiji era. Due to the rapid development of the city, it was about to disappear from people's memories, but in recent years it has been re focused on greening, and it is being reconsidered because it is possible to use fruits. This color expresses the attractive green of newly born Kitano olives. Nagasawa Bungu Center, founded in 1882 in Kobe, Japan, has a long history of