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I had the chance to test the special edition inks from the stationary shop Kobayashi from Shizuoka (Japan).

Detailed reviews are coming soon

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The picture on the web site looks like Sailor 50ml square bottles, but the bottles in your picture look interesting, like a small IRO bottle with an HDPE cap or something. I'm looking to reading more about this.

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A quick answer, these are 10ml bottles from the company Tamiya. Many people use them for sending/giving out ink samples, cost is about 0.8-1 USD/bottle.

Tamiya Jar Mini #81043

 

There are also 23 ml round bottles #81044

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A quick answer, these are 10ml bottles from the company Tamiya. Many people use them for sending/giving out ink samples, cost is about 0.8-1 USD/bottle.

Tamiya Jar Mini #81043

 

There are also 23 ml round bottles #81044

 

Oh wow, thanks for pointing those out! Those look awesome. I don't think I've seen these little square ones before, but I've seen the little round Tamiya bottles and never thought about them for ink.

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In store purchase only. 1 50ml bottle per colour per person. Saves me from purchasing the Orange and Green Tea :)

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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I only made the most basic reviews as I am busy at the moment. But they should give you an idea how these inks look like. My personal choice is the Shizuoka Orange.

 

STATIONER’S KOBAYASHI 文具館コバヤ

 

 

Sailor Ink "Branchi Of Wisteria 藤枝"

Sailor Ink "Blue Of Surugu Bay Summer 駿河湾夏"

Sailor Ink "Sakura Gozen 桜御前"

Sailor Ink "Kawasemi 翡翠"

Sailor Ink "Shizuoka Green Tea 静岡茶

Sailor Ink "Shizuoka Orange 静岡蜜柑"

Sailor Ink "Kusanagi 草薙"

Sailor Ink "Hagoromo 羽衣"

Sailor Ink "Otodome 音止"

Sailor Ink "Shizuoka Strawberry 静岡苺"

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Thanks for posting the reviews mke, great job :thumbup:

 

I only really like green tea and Kawasemi, the rest are a little pale, but it is always interesting to see these limited release ink colours.

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