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Where To Buy Sailor Pro Gear Slim Earth In Tokyo?

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Hi Guys,

my friends go to Japan on sunday, for a short trip, so I ask them to buy for me Sailor Pro Gear Slim Earth edition. But where they can buy it?

 

From a friend I know about 3 shops, Sekaido, Itoya or Kakimori. But I'm not sure, that my friends will have much time to check all these shop.

Does any of you know where are the best chance of getting Sailor Pro Gear Slim Earth, where can I send my friends?

 

 

Anyone can help me? :) Maybe someone from Tokyo can help me? ;)

 

regards!

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I thought the Sky and Earth are not available in Japan? But I could be wrong.

 

If you wanted a pen that's in regular production in the Japanese market and want to make sure the stock is there, Itoya and Maruzen are the best bets. They are close to each other and not too difficult to find. The other shops just don't carry as much stock.

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gerigo, you might be right! Maybe Sky and Earth are not available in Japan...

I'm to scatterbrained and could have missed it ;)

And... I do not have any Sailor yet, so I'm not very oriented, and I didn't know that special edition could be not available in Japan. My mistake!

I really liked the color of this edition... so I thought that instead of the classic black, this earth color will be more interesting choice.

Thank you.

 

So... maybe I'll choose just regular Sailor ;)

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Friends came back today, from Japan with this pretty guy:

 

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In Maruzen they have Pro Gear, but I'v decided to choose 1911 right now (from Itoya). I want still Pro Gear Slim, but Earth edition ;)

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