Kuretake Fudegokochi Brush Pen - Pack of 3 (Regular Black)

Does what it says on the tin, 3 fudegokochi pens which help write Japanese correctly, by applying a bit more pressure you get a thicker line ideal for specific strokes in some Kana and Kanji, ideal for the new Japanese learner when practicing their writing skills. Has a handy window to show the level of ink left too.

Brilliant pens - will order again when needed.

Blackest ink. Quick drying and lightfast. Excellent product..my favourite pens

Superb for writing Kanji and Hirakana - if you wish to make artwork. That is to use the pen similar to a paintbrush. The amount of pressure applied to the pan affects the thickness of line, etc.,The pens are long lasting and very durable. Though I have returned to normal felt tips for Kanji practice. Nonetheless, these are well worth the money to practice Kanji as Calligraphy.One really needs to correct type of paper to get the best results out of these pens. I would recommend Hanshi paper in preference to Washi paper as the latter is very expensive.

Only came with 3 pens, not 6

I just love this pen and stock up on it pretty regularly. I am a letterer and illustrator and this is great for both. I have so much control over my work with this pen from thin to thick lines. I can sketch with this pen as well as do proper outline work. It doesn't dry out so quickly, and the brush tip doesn't fray and wear down easily. I find most brush markers have a learning curve ,but this pen was the first pen that I immediately understood and worked with well. I wish it came in other colors, but that's my only complaint!

Me gusta el control que puedes tener de las líneas a la hora de dibujar, creo que son para hacer caligrafía pero para dibujar también vienen genial; la tinta cubre, tiene buena pigmentación. Me parece muy buena compra.

I adore these pens and will order more. They are mavelous for sketching and while the tip is somewhat firm you can get a nice line variance. The ink is water-based, so keep that in mind when inking larger areas, as it will erode the paper a bit, unlike an alcohol-based pen, buut that's just the nature of the beast. :D Would be nice for some types of calligraphy. If you're learning Japanese this will make your kana practice look much nicer than a regular pen.

These are some of my favorite brush pens for hand lettering. They have a smooth finish and once you get used to the flexibility of this particular brush, it quickly becomes a favored pen.