Fudenosuke Calligraphy Lettering Pen Brush, Black, Soft Tip (Gcd-112) - Pack of 3

Fab pen consistently bought it for years, carried me thru high skl college two years seminary and beyond, great quality great nib the ink runs out before any wear to the nib happens Thin delicate and skinny marker, def worth the price, great for inking, line art, calligraphy, just not for making your grocery list, kinda awkward for fast writing bc soft nib. I switched to pilot sign pen these days I dunno feeling bolder. But still a great all rounder, detailed illustrations etc. It’s one of those things that replaces the need for 10 other things. I threw out my huge awkward Japanese brush pen with fine hair yada yada yada. This goes just as thin and easier to control.

My favourite pens for bullet journaling. Dry quickly, nice brush nib, last aaaages. Great pens!

These are very good pens and perfect for me starting out learning calligraphy and creative writing. Good pen control , ink flow is good . Very good value for money

Very good for my japanese writing systems.

Met my requirements

Really love these pens, really good sized brush tip and great for writing over layers when art journaling.

Great pens

Great pens - ideal for sketching. These are Japanese fude pens designed for Japanese calligraphy. Apparently some American reviewers don't know the difference between China and Japan and assume that "calligraphy" must refer to English written in the Latin alphabet.

Looks like the genuine product and it’s a good price! Will certainly purchase again when needed. First time using these Tombow pens, impressed at the flow of ink and no bleeding on the paper or through the paper.

Excellent for hand lettering.

These are a dream to sketch with. The flexibility of the tip is great for creating thin to thick lines.

Excellent quality - I come back every single time to get them. Perfect to use for lettering in cards and daily settings. Value quality-price is the thing I enjoy the most.

These softer-tip fudenosuke black pens produce a thick line that makes your lettering leap out from the page. They're great for brush lettering and similar styles of calligraphy! Also great for writing headings in planners and journals. The harder-tip fudenosuke pens could be better suited for beginners- they might be easier to control when learning how to do brush lettering. These fudenosuke pens write wonderfully on tomoe river paper. The ink doesn't "bleed through" and there's minimal "ghosting" onto the other side of the page. A wonderful pen to work with. Highly recommend!