Sailor’s October prices double two SHIKIORI pencil ranges
Time Tide rises 40%, Profit 27.3%, and one five-piece eraser pack triples. The exact Japanese prices—and the parts distinction worth checking.
Mechanical-pencil products, technology and the business behind them.
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Time Tide rises 40%, Profit 27.3%, and one five-piece eraser pack triples. The exact Japanese prices—and the parts distinction worth checking.
Japan’s ¥12,100 limited gift set brings opposite pink-to-yellow gradients to a ballpoint and mechanical pencil.
The August increase targets gold-plated hardware. Nohara is separately pointing to late October for reservations covering the first half of 2027.
The September 30 reopening brings more space for ballpoints and mechanical pencils, KAYOU+ and Luddite, and hands-on pop-ups.
The company calls the refurbished Shenyang location its largest stationery store in China, combining pens and school supplies with Jiumu lifestyle retail.
Three Japanese retail announcements confirm pencil options across Safari and AL-star.
Silky White and Silky Pink pair matte barrels with pink-gold details; the adjustable drafting mechanism stays.
The writing-instrument and stationery brand retains its online range as physical distribution expands.
Gunmetal and navy are priced at ¥2,500 before tax; the trade notice leaves completed availability unconfirmed.
Lindsay Wilson’s August update reveals the shipping-cost choices behind a handmade pencil.
A ballpoint and 0.7 mm pencil, a $13.50 reduction, and a September 30 closing date.
The licensed edition adds new artwork to Mitsubishi Pencil’s familiar platform.
The Shindbat maker adds a direct sales channel; its opening campaign centers on stickers.
The model-by-model changes behind Japan’s October 1 price revision.
A Taiwanese pencil, a Japanese retail campaign and the value of letting someone try it.
The spending behind the catalog—and why pencil collectors should care.
The ¥7,700 Japanese model is a continuing product, with a distinct finish and care requirements.
Six air pockets, a stubborn molding problem and a ¥450 pencil.
KAYOU+’s Standard and Basic share a format. Weight and the grip area help separate them.
A September investment in design, with the earnings context behind rOtring and Paper Mate’s parent.
Black Blue and Black Black are listed at ¥3,300 each in the Japanese autumn campaign.
Two limited colors arrive together, with matching pens and 0.5 mm pencils.
A 5-gram aluminum case adds a dial, a window and a ¥1,980 price.
Exclusive GraphGear 1000, DelGuard LX and STAEDTLER 925-35 editions join the August program.
Stationery segment sales reached ¥46.595 billion, including internal transactions, with operating income up 10.0%.
A 0.5 mm retailer edition pairs the long octagonal pencil with a key motif.
Sales rose 10.4%; operating profit grew 28.6%. The company also points to the weaker yen in its revised outlook.
Reported stationery sales fell. The North American commentary still gives pencil readers something to notice.
KAYOU+ puts a new mechanism inside a roughly 10-gram pencil.
Five limited designs join the established mechanical-pencil line at ¥660 in Japan.
A numbered AIMVISION PRO anchors the ¥22,000 five-item set.
A July 1 relocation completes another step in the company’s production reorganization.
The collaboration adds a matte cap and translucent barrel, with delivery allocations from July through November.
Shindbat, AIMVISION PRO and LAMY safari KURUTOGA inside lead a 71-product field.
The company’s Surat investment extends its pencil business; the disclosures distinguish sales scale from factory spending.
The Expo 2025 license gets a June 2026 pencil release, plus matching Jetstream multipens.
The 925 25 rises 12.5%; Night Blue rises 16.7%. The replacement-parts column deserves a look, too.
A new direct channel for the maker of Pro-Use pencils and multifunction writing instruments.
The mechanical-pencil rows—and two replacement-eraser packs worth noticing.
The April agreement pairs management support with a planned financing package and a wider supply-chain agenda.
An April supply notice flags raw-material uncertainty without announcing an immediate stoppage.
Three models in brass and copper, £15,685 pledged, and a July delivery target for the anniversary production run.
The award record credits LONT’s Taku Yahara and identifies the drafting pencil’s construction.
The ¥1,320 Japanese drafting pencil adds an integrated metal front end, with four lead sizes in black and two in white.
The product brand stays. An earlier name change, a 2022 takeover and a shared management structure explain the next step for the company behind it.