Sakura Crayon and Stationery

Tombow Pencil, founded in 1913, is highly regarded for colored pencils and pencils. Popular products include the Ippaitsu and Deliter series. Known for environmentally conscious product development, Tombow is a pioneer in sustainable manufacturing within Japan's stationery industry.

Collaborative stationery products featuring Sanrio characters (Hello Kitty, etc.) with notebook, pen, and sticker manufacturers. Represents the fusion of Japan's 'kawaii' culture with functional stationery, enjoying broad support especially among elementary and middle school students. Cross-company collaborations have opened new consumer segments and promoted diversification in Japan's stationery industry.

Partnership system between Faber-Castell, a traditional German writing instrument and art supply manufacturer, and Japanese distributors and manufacturers. Its colored pencils and sketch pens are highly valued by art educators and professional creators in Japan. It serves as an important model case for establishing premium foreign stationery in the Japanese market.

Alcohol-based color markers released by Too Corporation in 1987. Featuring 358 colors and an eco-friendly design allowing ink refills and nib replacements, Copic markers have become the worldwide standard in manga illustration, design, and art industries. Used by professionals and amateurs alike, they represent Japanese innovation in creative tools.

An art materials and stationery manufacturer founded in Osaka in 1921. Sakura developed the world's first oil pastel (Cray-Pas) and the smudge-proof Pigma pen, which became a standard tool for manga artists and illustrators worldwide. Coupy Pencil is widely used in Japanese elementary schools. Products are sold in over 100 countries globally.

Brush pen developed by Pentel. Features flexible brush tip and smooth ink flow. Used widely from kanji writing to artistic purposes, bridging traditional calligraphy and modern stationery. Particularly popular in Asian markets, becoming tool for spreading Japanese shodo (calligraphy) culture globally. Recognized as innovative stationery product through simple practical design.

Crayons manufactured by Sakura Crayola. Bright vibrant colors and easy handling supported Japanese children's art education. Over 120 years history since 1903. Known for high quality globally, sold in over 100 countries worldwide. Simple safe design, important material fostering children's creativity. Representative product of Japanese educational culture.