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Sailor Pro Gear Slim Japanese Sweets / Wagashi Tsukimi Dango
Tsukimi Dango are round dumplings eaten while viewing the moon.
Each pen comes in a gift set with an ink from the Shikiori series, in a color matching the pen.
Wagashi - Japanese Sweets
Wagashi is one of the traditional Japanese sweets. It has changed and developed throughout Japans long history an dit reflects the life of the Japanese people in many ways.
There are five versions for which Sailor has made a pen.
Tsukimi Dango are round dumplings eaten while viewing the moon.
Each pen comes in a gift set with an ink from the Shikiori series, in a color matching the pen.
Wagashi - Japanese Sweets
Wagashi is one of the traditional Japanese sweets. It has changed and developed throughout Japans long history an dit reflects the life of the Japanese people in many ways.
There are five versions for which Sailor has made a pen.
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Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
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Sailor Pro Gear Slim Japanese Sweets / Wagashi Tsukimi Dango
Tsukimi Dango are round dumplings eaten while viewing the moon.
Each pen comes in a gift set with an ink from the Shikiori series, in a color matching the pen.
Wagashi - Japanese Sweets
Wagashi is one of the traditional Japanese sweets. It has changed and developed throughout Japans long history an dit reflects the life of the Japanese people in many ways.
There are five versions for which Sailor has made a pen.
Tsukimi Dango are round dumplings eaten while viewing the moon.
Each pen comes in a gift set with an ink from the Shikiori series, in a color matching the pen.
Wagashi - Japanese Sweets
Wagashi is one of the traditional Japanese sweets. It has changed and developed throughout Japans long history an dit reflects the life of the Japanese people in many ways.
There are five versions for which Sailor has made a pen.
