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Pilot Asa-gao/Morning Glory (brief review)


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Nice review!! Where does one buy this ink?? I've never seen it before.

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Nice review!! Where does one buy this ink?? I've never seen it before.

Currently this series of ink is exclusive to Japan. To buy some I recommend asking family, friends, relatives or a quick trip to Japan. Joking aside, it can be bought from Ujuku or ebay. There might be a long wait depending on the order (I waited 4 months for mine).

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Nice review!! Where does one buy this ink?? I've never seen it before.

Ta-daa! Ujuku Shop.

 

 

Yes, I've ordered the Iroshizuku yama-budo (Wild Grapes) on his eBay-Store and have it received today after just two weeks, not bad for a shipment from Japan to Germany. Tadashi Yamada, the shop owner, seems to be very reliable, has answered my questions immediately and in a very friendly way.

 

It's to blame on the reviews from Immoteus to cause me take a look on these particular inks and to spend a lot of money buying one of them (not the last one, I suppose).. :thumbup:

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This ink is going on my must buy list. Thanks for the review.

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