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One of the 5 Kyonooto inks. I shall leave the presentation of these inks to someone else.
Aonibi is a greyish blue (blue-black?).

Box

Nice packaging.

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Splash

(photo, scan. I think the scan comes out wrong. It's more like in the photo.)

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Sample

It should not be so purple. It should look somewhat bluer/greener.

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Comparison

Only for comparison. I think they all look too purple in the scan.

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Sheen?

You may be able to see a faint sheen in writing. In this photo the colour is more or less correct.

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More on Tomoe River

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Thanks. I like it.

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Is that *silver* sheen I'm seeing? :huh: You are such a bad influence -- first that magenta one, and now this?

WAAAANT! Must HAAAAAAAAVE!!!

Thanks for the review though. And, well, not.... :headsmack:

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Is that *silver* sheen I'm seeing? :huh: You are such a bad influence -- first that magenta one, and now this?

WAAAANT! Must HAAAAAAAAVE!!!

Thanks for the review though. And, well, not.... :headsmack:

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

 

When you write you get more of a very faint burgundy halo around the wettest parts.

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Pensei, there are only a few sources, as far as I know.

 

I got my bottle by ordering through Rakuten (search for kyo-iro or kyo no oto), but Sakura Fountain Pen Gallery (located in Belgium but with an online presence) also carries this line.

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I read in another thread that the store is out of stock now, but they are restocking in mid-June.

yes... they will be restocking in Mid June...

There will be probably new bright blue color also...

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Is it a secret where one finds such ink?

You can email the shop directly as well. Their written English is pretty good.
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Thanks!

 

Edit: we won't mention that just this morning I was doing some scribbling to convince myself that Shin-kai, Salix, Callifolio Bosphore, Kobe 7, KWZ IG Blue 3, F-C Midnight Blue, and BB4B are different enough that it's not quite madness to have them all. Aonibi has a cool box! :unsure:

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we won't mention that just this morning I was doing some scribbling to convince myself that Shin-kai, Salix, Callifolio Bosphore, Kobe 7, KWZ IG Blue 3, F-C Midnight Blue, and BB4B are different enough that it's not quite madness to have them all. Aonibi has a cool box! :unsure:

 

 

The sickness is great in this one!

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