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I am especially interested in the Nobuhiko Moriyama episode. He is the gentleman who adjusts nibs to suit individual writers. This used to be on Youtube, but I can't find it now. Any pointers would be appreciated.

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Yes, I'm looking for this series as well, preferably in higher quality. And while we are at it, any idea what happened to VirtuThe3rd?

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I am afraid VirtuThe3rd has erased the video from every site where it was, even the japanese ones. :(

 

Yes, what happened to him? Anyone has any contacts with him?

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I met with Kota Adachi (our VirtuThe3rd) in his hometown Matsue in October 2015. After that we exchanged a few e-mails and letters, but I never received an answer to my last letter that I sent probably in February 2016. At one point he mentioned that he was plagued by illness, but not which kind.

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From what I know VirtuThe3rd fell ill and for some reason or other decided to disable the youtube account and removed all videos.

 

I'm hoping that someone downloaded the series who could re-upload them or get into contact with VirtuThe3rd to upload them again they were a great series! Hope he gets better soon he was been inactive for a while too :S

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From what I know VirtuThe3rd fell ill and for some reason or other decided to disable the youtube account and removed all videos.

 

I'm hoping that someone downloaded the series who could re-upload them or get into contact with VirtuThe3rd to upload them again they were a great series! Hope he gets better soon he was been inactive for a while too :S

 

 

Please remember that Kota told us he had an agreement with the intellectual property owners about posting those videos.

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Montblanc 146 platinum - Rotring 600 series 1 - Lamy Persona black - Lamy 2000 -
Waterman Edson green - Chatterley Visconti Ripple silver/clear - Visconti Homo Sapiens -
Pilot Custom 823 black - Pilot Art Craft Koushi - Nakaya Piccolo Cigar Akatame
Nakaya Portable Writer matte black urushi - Nakaya Titanium Piccolo -

Namiki Emperor red urushi
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