Founded in Japan in 1911, SAILOR fountain pens are known for their exquisite manufacturing techniques and excellent craftsmanship, and are world-renowned stationery manufacturers
Since 1911, the 100-year history of Shoraku Pen Co., Ltd. has witnessed the localization of Japanese fountain pens, which is a mirror reflecting the social and economic situation, and at the same time a compass that guides the direction of the future.
All fountain pens are produced at the Shiraku Factory in Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, and the alloy is dissolved at a high temperature of 1,000 degrees Celsius. Gold has anti-corrosion properties to ink, and it is elastic, and the pen is smooth and comfortable. This special process is used to continuously produce 14K gold, 18K gold and 21K gold pens.
Japan's first fountain pen, the first ballpoint pen, and the first brush that did not need to be dipped in ink were all produced by SAILOR. At the G-8 summit held in Lake Toya, Hokkaido in August 2008, the "Arita Yaki Fountain Pen" was presented to the heads of state by the Prime Minister of Japan as a souvenir and was loved by the leaders of various countries.
Today, SAILOR has become a world-renowned stationery manufacturing company, and its products include fountain pens, ballpoint pens, mechanical pencils, compound pens, brushes, markers, correction fluids, inks, etc.
The SAILOR fountain pen, which is about to enter its 100-year history, has become the most solid backing for Japanese writing culture with its exquisite manufacturing technology and excellent craftsmanship, as well as its passion for fountain pens.
Japan SAILOR (writing music) 10,000 years pen Co., Ltd. honor
● Japan's first fountain pen, ballpoint pen, and brush that does not need to be dipped in ink were all produced by the company.
● In 1989, the world's first fluorescent marker was invented.
● In 2007, we developed the "Arita Yaki Fountain Pen" in cooperation with Arita Yaki, Japan, and presented it to the Prime Ministers and Presidents as a national gift at the G8 Summit held in Japan in 2008.
● Won the G-MARK Award in Japan for many times
The G-MARK Award is a Japanese Industrial Good Product Design Award, founded in 1957, is considered one of the world's three major industrial design awards, very authoritative, G-MARK Award is a symbol of noble quality, its selection criteria: quality, appearance, ergonomics, performance and other aspects must be excellent to pass the review.
