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Usagiya Setouchi Marine Blue


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Someone said that usagiya inks are slightly problematic as compared to other sailor inks. I think kojima denim is problematic and Pione too.

Do you have any of these? If yes, can you tell?

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I do so love this ink! It was not one of the ones in that line that had any issues, in my experience. It was perfect. :)

Can you tell which ones had issues? I'll get rid of them.

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Wow. The sheen on this is amazing! How hard is it to get this ink? (Says the person who overspent a bit at the Triangle Pen Show last weekend, including getting a bottle of Akkerman Shocking Blue, and then went back to the hotel room and ordered 2 bottles of Lamy Dark Lilac before it disappears.... :wallbash:)

Do I need more ink? No. And, well, yes. But the wallet says no.... sigh....

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Love the shading on this one. Would like to know where/how to get it as well, please! :)

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Can you interact with that site if you do not read Japanese?

I used a Google Translator browser extension to translate the site, then ordered through White Rabbit.

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I love this! I will have to see if I can get some.

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Thanks gylyf. That's pretty ink, but I'm not sure I'm ready to go to the advanced class of White Rabbit.

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I'd assume that by the time you get an order to buy in to White Rabbit, and they contact the store, the ink will be sold out.

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Thank you for this great review! I've been interested in seeing a detailed review of this blue ever since Algester first posted the Usagiya list. Although I'm not a big fan of greenish blues, this one looks special. Since I'm over my ink budget for the year though (since March... :blush: ) I will add this one to next year's shopping list.

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Wow, what an excellent color. It leaps off the page. It would be great if Amazon and/or Goulet would start selling this stuff...

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