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Pilot Corporation has launched a new pen named "Two Plus One" which combines two pen colors and a mechanical pencil in a single body decorated with Yamato-e traditional Japanese paintings. The four quintessentially Japanese designs include elements such as the moon and Mount Fuji. The pens will go on sale in mid-May for about 3,150 yen each.

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I bought a pen with two colors plus a mechanical pencil at the 100 yen shop. Works great! Not as pretty as this though.

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Isn't it a ball pen, rather than a fountain pen?

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¥3150??? wow, what a deal!

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breaking news! multi-function pens have been around for quite awhile but multi-function FOUNTAIN pens... a new kid on the block.

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...is calling a ball pen a fountain pen japlish?

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Might be new kid on the block.

But with items like that and at that price I always struggle to I display them or actually use them(when a similar/cheaper item will work just as well).

Of course a moot point for people with lots of disposable incomes. ;)

P.S.: Agree if it was a true fountain-pen, the opening would make for a very narrow Nip.

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I would love one of these. It doesnt look like it has a fountain pen nib, though. That would have been lovely!

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Just went and checked out Pilot's home page to make sure.

This 'Two Plus One' is, as Scrote and other readers above have pointed out, a ball pen and not a fountain pen.

Moderator: The article has been corrected.

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Don't they have the same kind of thing at Daiso? If i remember it also comes a stylus for your DS, PDA, or what not?

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Moderator: The article has been corrected.

THanks - now we know that it is just a "pen." Felt tip? - ball point? - for that price, you'd think you'd get both. At any rate, at least they didn't call the mechanical pencil a "sharp pencil."

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I thought we didnt use pens anymore- everything is digitized? Or is it just my workplace. All we really needed was a 50cent pack that had 20 pens in it, it lasted us a couple of years.

I used to have a few pretty parker pens that came in a nice boxes back in the day, but Ive lost all of them.

Lets face it- the pen is dead

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@azninvasion

the pen is dead

Not while folks like to scribble on toilet walls it isn't! You can't do that with an i-pad.

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azninvasion, you stick to your cheap pens. I invested over 20,000 in my pen from Germany (which pretty much gives away the brand name) and trust me, people notice.

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Well, they do look nice, that's for sure.

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@bicultural

when my students turn up to class with their 140,000 yen designer handbags I notice all right. But I bet they'd be disappointed to know what I think.

Moderator: You're on the wrong thread.

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They are a bit expensive but on the other hand they are really beautiful. I will check out the quality once they come out. They would make nice presents though.

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