Pilot gives the Dr. Grip Play Border six new colors for December
Two lead sizes, six colors and a grip you can rearrange: the Japanese release is priced at ¥715 including tax.
Two lead sizes, six colors and a grip you can rearrange: the Japanese release is priced at ¥715 including tax.
Cherry and red pine from Hirosaki Park become 0.5 mm pencils, including wood from a pine estimated at 260 years old. Each is offered for a ¥15,000 donation.
A moving guide pipe and a shaped resin spring put the focus on fewer interruptions at the page. The 0.5 mm pencil launched in Japan in November 2025.
The green brass collaboration sold 200 pencils in a day, its partner says. Another batch is underway, with the sales schedule still to come.
Cream Geneva scenes decorate a blue 0.5 mm pencil in the Toile de Jouy gift set, paired with a ballpoint and listed at CHF67 in Switzerland.
Designed for Modernity brings three muted colors to both 0.3 and 0.5 mm, with Japan sales starting October 23 at ¥1,650 including tax.
The black 0.5 mm Kerry is listed at ¥3,800. Hands’ October 9 notice sets an online sales time; a new production run or restock is unconfirmed.
The October 9 limited edition adds transparent blue, yellow, pink, green and black to the 0.5 mm Knock Pencil.
Taiwan’s 0.5 mm SIDE FX gets four limited colors and a refillable twist-up eraser, at 60 New Taiwan dollars per pencil.
A revised body and five colors surround four ballpoints and a 0.5 mm pencil. The ¥1,430 model reaches Japan October 15.
Light Purple and Shadow Purple arrive October 14, with 0.7 mm pencils in both finishes and a confirmed 3.2 mm clutch version in Shadow Purple.
The refill case gets a lighter look: two lead diameters, three grades and a ¥220 Japanese price, with a few differences worth checking before buying.
The Japanese retailer shares a ridged-versus-smooth comparison of Caran d’Ache’s 2 mm leadholder. Which versions change, and when, remain unconfirmed.
A walnut barrel, familiar metal drafting hardware and a ¥6,050 Japanese price. A September news sheet points to late-October shipment.
The limited Japanese release includes a 0.5 mm pencil, with the 2+S priced at ¥660 including tax.
Kinokuniya’s November collection pairs four ¥990 pencils with a small design twist, ahead of two centenaries in 2027.
Japan’s ¥12,100 limited gift set brings opposite pink-to-yellow gradients to a ballpoint and mechanical pencil.
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.
Gunmetal and navy are priced at ¥2,500 before Japanese tax; KITERA confirmed an October 1 launch through retailers across Japan.
The October 31–November 1 stationery event will include pencil-focused exclusives, a lead case and custom parts.
The Shimaenaga design arrived September 28, pairing 0.5 mm ballpoints and a 0.5 mm pencil in a regional souvenir release.
The licensed edition adds new artwork to Mitsubishi Pencil’s familiar platform.
Tomostore’s made-to-order Kore Kaite Shine collection includes five ¥660 pencils, with reservations running through November 2.
Kutsuwa’s ¥990 Japanese editions put red, cyan and dark-blue designs on Mitsubishi Pencil’s 0.5 mm rotating-lead platform.
A Taiwanese pencil, a Japanese retail campaign and the value of letting someone try it.
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.
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.
A 0.5 mm retailer edition pairs the long octagonal pencil with a key motif.
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.
The collaboration adds a matte cap and translucent barrel, with delivery allocations from July through November.
The Expo 2025 license gets a June 2026 pencil release, plus matching Jetstream multipens.
The ¥1,320 Japanese drafting pencil adds an integrated metal front end, with four lead sizes in black and two in white.