Kakuno fountain pen, a pilot of a long-established stationery manufacturer in Japan

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This Kakuno fountain pen was created by a Japanese long-established stationery maker, “Pilot,” to make it important to have the first encounter with a fountain pen. Four points of Kakuno fountain pen ① The smiley mark on the pen tip has a cute design. ② Easy to open due to the recess of the cap, and easy to open even when it is firmly closed. ③ Hexagon is easy to hold and hard to roll.  It fits the curve of your hand and does not roll when placed on a desk. ④ You can learn the correct way to hold with the triangular grip. The triangular grip is exquisitely easy to hold. Ink: Cartridge type is easy and convenient for beginners! Kakuno’s ink is a converter type that absorbs full-scale ink, There is a convenient cartridge type that can be used just by replacing it. Character thickness: If you like fine print, EF extra fine print is recommended. However, no matter how small the letters are, there is only a fountain pen, stop/upward brushstroke/sweeping etc. The beauty of Hiragana can be expressed exactly. This is a wonderful point that ballpoint pens do not have. Writing taste: You can feel the writing on paper from the tip of the pen. It’s a feeling of writing that feels the appropriate resistance of “writing on paper.” A fountain pen that makes you want to write many letters.