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Sailor Maruzen Akane Nihombashi Akane


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This stunning red is my grail ink. Thank you so much webgeckos for giving me the chance to try this ink! Now I may have to hunt down a bottle.

 

Impeccable behaviour as can be expected from Sailor: wet and smooth flow.

 

Splash

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Sample

(Rhodia)

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(Tomoe River)

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Sheen

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(Maruman looseleaf. Akane is at the top left corner.)

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Thank you for perhaps the only glimpse I will ever see of this ink; it looks great & I am pleased to have "made it's acquaintance."

 

I hope you are able to acquire a bottle for yourself.

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Have you tried BungBox Ink of Naotora? It looks really similar to your images, maybe a tiny bit less brown. If you can't find a bottle of the Maruzen, it might be one to consider. I am biased though - it's currently my favorite ink.

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