OK, let's talk about stationery *LOL*
My favorite stationery is this pen.
This "ceramic (the name of the pen)" is produced by Kyocera.
I really did not care what I used for writing or taking note.
But, this pen made me different. For the first time I wrote with this pen, it's like "DARN, GIRL."
It's very smooth on the paper and it feels almost like fountain pen.
Actually, you can see how people think of this pen from the reviews at Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B00172OOHK/
I did not know how much this pen was until I looked for the ink refill (yes, I used up the whole ink.)
The pen itself costs about 1,300 yen, and refill ink is about 400 yen. It's pretty expensive for a pen.
If you go to the 100 yen store, you can buy 10 pens for 100 yen.
So, 1,300 yen, you can buy like 130 pens.
I still choose this one single pen, ceramic, rather than 130 pens from 100 yen store.
It's that good.
I found this pen when I was cleaning my parents' house.
In one corner of the house, there were many cardboard boxes piled up, and those were filled by books, dishes, clothes, so on.
It did not look good, so I started opening those boxes, and separating them into the same categories.
Shoes, bags, T-shirts, expired canned foods, bottled waters, wines, books, papers..
many things came out from the boxes.
I felt it like I was doing treasure hunting; It was fun.
I found the pen in the very bottom box.
I thought nobody would use this pen for another 100 years even if it's there, so I took it with me.
Later, I confirmed with my parents if I could use the pen, but they even did not remember how or from who gave it to them.
My favorite stationery is this pen.
This "ceramic (the name of the pen)" is produced by Kyocera.
I really did not care what I used for writing or taking note.
But, this pen made me different. For the first time I wrote with this pen, it's like "DARN, GIRL."
It's very smooth on the paper and it feels almost like fountain pen.
Actually, you can see how people think of this pen from the reviews at Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B00172OOHK/
I did not know how much this pen was until I looked for the ink refill (yes, I used up the whole ink.)
The pen itself costs about 1,300 yen, and refill ink is about 400 yen. It's pretty expensive for a pen.
If you go to the 100 yen store, you can buy 10 pens for 100 yen.
So, 1,300 yen, you can buy like 130 pens.
I still choose this one single pen, ceramic, rather than 130 pens from 100 yen store.
It's that good.
I found this pen when I was cleaning my parents' house.
In one corner of the house, there were many cardboard boxes piled up, and those were filled by books, dishes, clothes, so on.
It did not look good, so I started opening those boxes, and separating them into the same categories.
Shoes, bags, T-shirts, expired canned foods, bottled waters, wines, books, papers..
many things came out from the boxes.
I felt it like I was doing treasure hunting; It was fun.
I found the pen in the very bottom box.
I thought nobody would use this pen for another 100 years even if it's there, so I took it with me.
Later, I confirmed with my parents if I could use the pen, but they even did not remember how or from who gave it to them.
