Zebra Pen Technology

Ballpens manufactured by Pilot. Known for innovative products like the Friction pen, featuring excellent writeability and high quality. As a representative Japanese stationery manufacturer, it is beloved worldwide. It has significantly advanced pen culture globally.

Writing instruments from Pilot, founded in 1918. Known for precision from extra-fine nibs to innovative Friction pens. The erasable Friction pen became a global hit product, exemplifying Japanese stationery technology. Trusted by professionals and students worldwide.

A writing instrument manufacturer founded in 1897, boasting numerous long-selling products such as the Sarasa Clip and Mackee. Zebra's pens, known for their smooth writing and durability, showcase the high quality of Japanese stationery to the world.

Writing instruments manufactured by Zebra. Mechanical pencils and ballpens feature innovative mechanisms. Particularly, mechanical pencils like JF-0.5 are praised for consistent ultra-fine lead delivery. The brand has earned trust through product quality reflecting Japanese precision manufacturing.

Gel ballpen manufactured by Zebra. Since its 1999 launch, characterized by smooth and vibrant writing. Water-based gel ink adoption provides quick-drying and beautiful color rendering supported by stationery users. Simple, user-friendly design and affordable price resulted in over 1.5 million units sold globally. Representative of Japanese stationery innovation, maintaining market leadership through continuous improvement.

A Japanese writing instrument manufacturer that started with fountain pens and achieved worldwide success with the erasable Frixion ballpoint pen. Pilot is loved by users around the globe for its high-quality writing experience and innovative technologies.

A Japanese stationery manufacturer that has created innovative writing instruments including Jetstream and POSCA. Jetstream's low-friction ink set the global standard for smooth ballpoint pens and is beloved worldwide.

A writing instrument manufacturer that developed the world's first click-type mechanical pencil and brush pen. The Pentel Sign Pen gained worldwide fame after being favored by President Johnson, making Pentel a symbol of Japanese stationery innovation.