OMG! I used to have those vintage felt tip coloring pen that Miriam showed us! I think I got them at Price Club (pre-Costco). I don’t know where they are now; probably lost or still at my parents’ house. 😁
I remember the Pilot fineliner (blue and black colors with a distinctive yellow cap that nowadays is white) that became my favorite pen during my middle and high school years. I still use it and also own the color line from Stabilo and Staedtler. That was a great innovation for me!! 🖊
@@NandigamS I think the Pilot Frixion Zone erasable pen was the one released in 2020, but the original capped FriXion pen was released in Japan in 2006 or 2007. Frixion pens were actually inspired by Pilot's previous experiments in creating the Metamo ink that changes its color when rubbed or erased.😊
Oh my! I can't live without Sakura Gelly Roll, Pigma Micron, Pilot Acroball, Zebra Sarasa Clip, Pilot Juice, Uni-ball Signo, Uni Jetstream, Pilot Frixion, Tombow Mono erasers and Pilot Parallel fountain pen! 😁😭😱🖋️📝🖊️
Hard agree! I love how thorough they are in all their product testing, product photos, recommendations, store categorization and sortables, and all the cool RUclips videos that aren't just promoting the business. It's my preferred stationery business and I'll be a customer for life.
I really appreciate JetPens' videos because truthfully, and I'm happy to support a company that does such excellent work documenting modern and historic international stationery especially for an English speaking audience who doesn't necessarily have other ways of easily accessing this information
I was today years old when I learned why people often refer to ballpoint pens as a "biro" - thank you JetPens for answering the question I never knew I had
One of my first jobs was in a Sanrio mall store in 1984. I still have most if not all of the Sanrio brand things I bought back then and over the years. Very vintage!
I’ve worked in Japanese company before and was amazed with the office stationeries. It also help workers become productive. I also appreciate how they continuously improving their products as part of kaizen way of life. I am so happy that we have jetpens that sell these products here in North America.
As far as fountain pens are concerned, the nib is everything. If the nib doesn’t perform well, the pen becomes a mere piece of plastic ! The three Japanese brands (Pilot, Sailor & Platinum) make the best performing in-house nibs on market ❤
I have a Crayola Collector's Colors box that has the history of Binney & Smith wrapped around it! It also has 8 discontinued colors in it. My grandma bought it, likely in the early 90s, and I inherited it when she passed away.
The 100 years history of Japanese stationary was so fascinating to learn about, how each evolved one into another! The most interesting that blew my mind was washi tape being invented in 2006!? Thats so recent i had no idea!! Thank you for all the research you did for this video, i learned so much!! And thank you to Miriam for sharing that vintage marker set and that hilarious lil shout out xD thanks for also sharing your bloopers, theyre so cute!
I had no idea that they were now making "stress relief" themed stationery. That's a whole other level. Love it. I will be the end of some rather annoying episodes of people clicking pens non stop. Nice. :)
My fiance still has his original Pilot FriXion pen (a black one) from 2006! He hadn't used it much since high school and (last I checked) it still works! I remember him letting me try it out and I was blown away at how cool the ink worked! Oh man, not long after that, I bought my first set of FriXion pens. Used them all up in a few weeks lmao. Then I didn't buy more FriXion pens until like 2019 when I got back into gel pens in general. They're just so freaking cool
The most vintage stationary I have is 2 hard clear plastic sanrio pencilcases from 2000 & 2003 that me & my sister used in elementary and they are somewhat cracked with the printed characters chipped and peeling off but still really like the ways the spaces are divided and organized.
I loved the information in this video. I also loved Miriam's bloopers and additional stuff at the end. Sometimes I think Miriam is too serious and formal but it is clear that she is not when you see the "outtakes." Keep up the good work!
I have two Pilot Dr. Grip barrels that my grandmother used before she retired as a nurse in the early 2000s. I'm in nursing school now and I use Zebra Sarasa Mark-On refills with them!
Thanks, Miriam. Very interesting, partly because I have been around for most of those years. Not in Japan, but in the USA. Yes, I have numerous "ancient" stationary items in my desk that remain useful. You touched on many of my favorites. If my history teachers had your cheerful demeanor and presentation, I'd have paid a lot closer attention!
I have a Parker Big Red Ballpoint pen from 1979 that my mother bought for me when I was in high school. It has a green case and I use a broad refill in it. I still use it daily and love it. My first post college job was at a computer/office supply store (I was in heaven) and I have a red Tombow Monoball pen from a trade show. I thought it was cool because it was the first pen I had with an "ink window". Plus a few Bic yellow barrel fine point pens and white barrel accounting fine point pens. Then there's the Lindy shorty gold pen that the managers used at Hudson's Department Store plus a few other colors. I love pens!
A new wholesome video by JetPens ❤ Guess my pens will be vintage in 20 or 30 years ^^ But growing up in the country of Clairefontaine in the 80's we didn't know much about Japan. Sometime you got excited with a pen without knowing that Pentel and Pilot were Japanese brands (in our class when we were 10 years old in 1982, we found the Pentel R50-c rollerballs very cool, even more because they were not allowed at school for not being Bic but we were "a bit" rebellious😆) The only _vintage_ day-to-day Japanese item I have is a Sharp PC-1261 pocket programming calculator from 1984 (and a PC-1246 from 1982 as a backup) : leightweight, brushed aluminium facade, quick to use, empowering tool you can program on your own, batteries lasting ages 🙂
These are such excellent videos! Seriously, I have found "my people"! People who take just how quiet a pen clicker should be! Thank-you! ありがとう! And 감사합니다!
Y'all should be doing more history videos like this. While Jetpens or any Japanese stationery brand sell here (probably because the local pens themselves are better lol), it's still interesting.
Every Christmas I would have to buy my Dad several each of the red and green Pentel felt tip pens for his massive Christmas card mailing. He wouldn't want anything else.
So funny thing is that a few months ago I also found my set of Pentel markers in the yellow case that I had from 30 years ago! Amazingly, they still work after all these years! They were made in Taiwan and the quality is unmatched.
My all time favourite stationary is Mechanical Pencil Pentel Caplet 1.0. I have used those pencils since I am in high school until now be a doctoral student. So reliable and robust! amazing. In almost 18 years I just have 3 pieces and replace them only because it dirty. The second generation of caplet pentel is good but I am a big fan of the old one!
Love the videos. I finally found an alternative to the big monopoly retailers. 😊 Thank you all for being our community stationary & drawing/art supplies speciality store. 💛💚
When I deal with e-mail every day, I delete soooo many from vendors (and politicians) without opening them. But I always open the JetPens email. First, I’m addicted to fountain pens and inks, and all the accessories for my journal and letters. But I delete emails from pen and ink vendors, too. But again, not JetPens. I love the videos, and having so much of the stuff I want available from one place. So, Miriam, I’m a JetPens buyer, too.
It's a great informative video from JetPens! A few years ago, NHK World featured a segment about Japanese stationery; the segment was titled BEGIN Japanology. Honestly, I was surprised that Sailor, a famous fountain pen company, actually created the first Japan-made ballpoint pen in 1948, just 3 years after World War II. By comparison, Marcel Bich developed the Bic Cristal ballpoint pen in 1950 while Parker created the iconic Jotter ballpoint pen in 1954. I really learned so much from you when it comes to stationery, and I will never get tired of watching your videos or reading your blogs. Thanks, JetPens, especially to Miriam, for presenting such wonderful video about Japanese stationery evolution for over 100 years. More power to you!😊😉🗂🖋🖊✒️🖍📃🖌
I don't know why I torture myself watching these videos! I literally do not need to spending anymore money on stationery... even though theres still so much to buy ! ( while I dont enjoy the high shipping cost to Canada, I will say that my orders arrive very quick)
My first entry into my stationary GAS is my almost 50 year old Scripto .046 mechanical pencil in translucent red bought new with my 3rd grade beginning of the school year supplies. I actually found new leads for it 10 years ago but had to retro fit a Pentel eraser after to original fossilized.
Thanks for sharing!! Wow 100 years of Japanese stationery^^ I love Hobonichi journals (I’m on my second year of using them - bought a cousin this year) and Kokuyo notebooks (great for school - the variety of colors is so pretty, I bought 3 different versions)
I love the kuru toga's rotational mechanism, but I hate that they don't have a metal barrel version. It's just too light. I switched to a rotring rapid pro.
I have a ton of Empire dual-sided colored pencils from the 80s that were STILL IN THE PACKAGING before I gave them to my kids to use a couple years ago.
I also have my old set of Pentel color pens in their yellow case, just like that one, as well as a set of metallic Gelly Rolls from the 90s! Many of them still work, so I guess it's a testament to their quality haha 💀
kei coat by tombow is still the best highlighter, it beats mildliners and steadler by a wideeee margin. amazing how something so old can still beat out the new innovations
It isn’t Japanese, but I still use the Shaeffer No Nonsense fountain pen that I used in middle school in the 1970s. Back then I used the Skrip cartridges, but I have since installed a converter.
THIS IS THE BEST 🤠🤩🙂🤞 JETPENS VIDEO !!!! I HAVE EVER SEEN !!!!! REALLY -REALLY ENJOYABLE AND INTERESTING! ...I LOVE 😘 YOUR CHANNEL ! REALLY APPRECIATE...KEEP MAKING DREAMS INTO REALITY!..
What a wonderful, fun filled and informative video! I love Jet Pens. I purchased from Jet Pens through a friend who lives in the USA. Greetings from Dhaka, Bangladesh!
I LOVE the Zebra bLen pen!! I got off of Zebra’s site on sale and it’s been a joy to use! However, I was only able to get the ballpoint bLen pen refills on Jetpens and was curious if the refills even came in gel ink…? If so, I *would not stop* using the bLen, it’s one of my go-to pens (with gel ink)!! 😍
I LOVE my set of Zebra Zazzle Brights Liquid Ink Highlighters - I've had them at least 11 years. Sadly a couple of the [10] colors are almost empty & I'm not sure what to replace them with. I'm not a fan of the mild & pastel highlighters - I like the bright neon colors
I love those videos with tones of informations.❤️ Mirian is so cute,😍 I feel like we could be friend because she really knows so luch about stationary. Thank you Jetpens 😊
I found some light green paper made in East Germany, in the 1980s. It was bad then and totally unsuitable for decadent fountain pens. It's even worse now that it's gone pale and brittle. But wonderful for typewriter art: the letters stencil right out 😂. Czech materials held up well, in contrast.
I have some pochacco twistable crayons from 1999 ❤️ does that count as vintage stationary? I plan to give it to my daughter when she’s a little order for her to appreciate it haha
You still have Pochacco Twistable Crayons from 1999?!? That’s the kind of item I would’ve gone crazy for at the Sanrio store, even though I was 10…then and now, I got nuts for all their cute stationery (as well as Jetpens too, of course)!! 😂
Are you planning on doing one for Europe? I know Bic and pelikan were huge and dominant. Pelikan mostly because they'd sponsor schools with very cheap fountain pens
I really love how you show the Pentel felt tip pens from the 80's and tell that they still function. I guess, that's one of the biggest differences between Japanese and other stationery. It's not only very well constructed and some with specific purpose, but also highest quality and long lasting. I can't think of other felt tip pens still working after 30-40 years.
Wow what a way to start the 1920s year of the great depression anyways love ur vedios and looking forward to more stationery history like this and can we please get stationery talk episodes I loved those personally
Japanese stationery has changed SO much in just 100 years! Which of these stationery innovations can’t you live without? Let us know in the comments!
OMG! I used to have those vintage felt tip coloring pen that Miriam showed us! I think I got them at Price Club (pre-Costco). I don’t know where they are now; probably lost or still at my parents’ house. 😁
I remember the Pilot fineliner (blue and black colors with a distinctive yellow cap that nowadays is white) that became my favorite pen during my middle and high school years. I still use it and also own the color line from Stabilo and Staedtler. That was a great innovation for me!! 🖊
Damn the frixion came out in 2020? Could have sworn it was around for longer
@@NandigamS I think the Pilot Frixion Zone erasable pen was the one released in 2020, but the original capped FriXion pen was released in Japan in 2006 or 2007. Frixion pens were actually inspired by Pilot's previous experiments in creating the Metamo ink that changes its color when rubbed or erased.😊
Oh my! I can't live without Sakura Gelly Roll, Pigma Micron, Pilot Acroball, Zebra Sarasa Clip, Pilot Juice, Uni-ball Signo, Uni Jetstream, Pilot Frixion, Tombow Mono erasers and Pilot Parallel fountain pen! 😁😭😱🖋️📝🖊️
I really appreciate JetPens RUclips videos. I feel like I am part of a stationery community. Japanese stationery has become my favorite.
Yes I agree!
Hard agree! I love how thorough they are in all their product testing, product photos, recommendations, store categorization and sortables, and all the cool RUclips videos that aren't just promoting the business. It's my preferred stationery business and I'll be a customer for life.
@@jamesthelass6331 you are spot on. With their instructional videos, I learned a lot about fountain pens. I found a new passion in FPS.
1960's sexual pen revolution. 😅
I really appreciate JetPens' videos because truthfully, and I'm happy to support a company that does such excellent work documenting modern and historic international stationery especially for an English speaking audience who doesn't necessarily have other ways of easily accessing this information
I was today years old when I learned why people often refer to ballpoint pens as a "biro" - thank you JetPens for answering the question I never knew I had
FROM ALL THE YEARS : PILOT IS MY FAVOURITE 😍 JAPANESE STATIONERY BRAND ! I JUST LOVE 😘 ALL THE STUFF !
I found one of my Lisa Frank gel pens and swapped out the dried ink for a new non-dried ink, I love the double takes it gets when I use it.
One of my first jobs was in a Sanrio mall store in 1984. I still have most if not all of the Sanrio brand things I bought back then and over the years. Very vintage!
100 years is amazing! Thank you Jetpens!
I’ve worked in Japanese company before and was amazed with the office stationeries. It also help workers become productive. I also appreciate how they continuously improving their products as part of kaizen way of life. I am so happy that we have jetpens that sell these products here in North America.
As far as fountain pens are concerned, the nib is everything. If the nib doesn’t perform well, the pen becomes a mere piece of plastic !
The three Japanese brands (Pilot, Sailor & Platinum) make the best performing in-house nibs on market ❤
I have a Crayola Collector's Colors box that has the history of Binney & Smith wrapped around it! It also has 8 discontinued colors in it. My grandma bought it, likely in the early 90s, and I inherited it when she passed away.
The 100 years history of Japanese stationary was so fascinating to learn about, how each evolved one into another! The most interesting that blew my mind was washi tape being invented in 2006!? Thats so recent i had no idea!! Thank you for all the research you did for this video, i learned so much!!
And thank you to Miriam for sharing that vintage marker set and that hilarious lil shout out xD thanks for also sharing your bloopers, theyre so cute!
I had no idea that they were now making "stress relief" themed stationery. That's a whole other level. Love it. I will be the end of some rather annoying episodes of people clicking pens non stop. Nice. :)
Teachers everywhere would love for their students to use these!
My fiance still has his original Pilot FriXion pen (a black one) from 2006! He hadn't used it much since high school and (last I checked) it still works! I remember him letting me try it out and I was blown away at how cool the ink worked! Oh man, not long after that, I bought my first set of FriXion pens. Used them all up in a few weeks lmao. Then I didn't buy more FriXion pens until like 2019 when I got back into gel pens in general. They're just so freaking cool
We love the JetPens videos for stationary information and please... keep including the out takes.
The most vintage stationary I have is 2 hard clear plastic sanrio pencilcases from 2000 & 2003 that me & my sister used in elementary and they are somewhat cracked with the printed characters chipped and peeling off but still really like the ways the spaces are divided and organized.
I loved the information in this video. I also loved Miriam's bloopers and additional stuff at the end. Sometimes I think Miriam is too serious and formal but it is clear that she is not when you see the "outtakes." Keep up the good work!
I have two Pilot Dr. Grip barrels that my grandmother used before she retired as a nurse in the early 2000s. I'm in nursing school now and I use Zebra Sarasa Mark-On refills with them!
Very good introduction of products! Thank you!
Love this kind of content❤ please release more.
Thanks, Miriam. Very interesting, partly because I have been around for most of those years. Not in Japan, but in the USA. Yes, I have numerous "ancient" stationary items in my desk that remain useful. You touched on many of my favorites. If my history teachers had your cheerful demeanor and presentation, I'd have paid a lot closer attention!
I have a Parker Big Red Ballpoint pen from 1979 that my mother bought for me when I was in high school. It has a green case and I use a broad refill in it. I still use it daily and love it. My first post college job was at a computer/office supply store (I was in heaven) and I have a red Tombow Monoball pen from a trade show. I thought it was cool because it was the first pen I had with an "ink window". Plus a few Bic yellow barrel fine point pens and white barrel accounting fine point pens. Then there's the Lindy shorty gold pen that the managers used at Hudson's Department Store plus a few other colors. I love pens!
A new wholesome video by JetPens ❤
Guess my pens will be vintage in 20 or 30 years ^^
But growing up in the country of Clairefontaine in the 80's we didn't know much about Japan. Sometime you got excited with a pen without knowing that Pentel and Pilot were Japanese brands (in our class when we were 10 years old in 1982, we found the Pentel R50-c rollerballs very cool, even more because they were not allowed at school for not being Bic but we were "a bit" rebellious😆)
The only _vintage_ day-to-day Japanese item I have is a Sharp PC-1261 pocket programming calculator from 1984 (and a PC-1246 from 1982 as a backup) : leightweight, brushed aluminium facade, quick to use, empowering tool you can program on your own, batteries lasting ages 🙂
This was sooo informative!! It was so cool to learn history about some of my fave pen brands from the 90s. Loved it!
This video was a great treat. I learned so much. As for stress relief, all I need is happy mail from JetPens!
I had those Pentel markers!! I loved them!
These are such excellent videos! Seriously, I have found "my people"! People who take just how quiet a pen clicker should be! Thank-you! ありがとう! And 감사합니다!
Y'all should be doing more history videos like this. While Jetpens or any Japanese stationery brand sell here (probably because the local pens themselves are better lol), it's still interesting.
Every Christmas I would have to buy my Dad several each of the red and green Pentel felt tip pens for his massive Christmas card mailing. He wouldn't want anything else.
So nice. I’ve been a JetPens customer for years and this RUclips channel keeps me coming back!
So funny thing is that a few months ago I also found my set of Pentel markers in the yellow case that I had from 30 years ago! Amazingly, they still work after all these years! They were made in Taiwan and the quality is unmatched.
My all time favourite stationary is Mechanical Pencil Pentel Caplet 1.0. I have used those pencils since I am in high school until now be a doctoral student. So reliable and robust! amazing. In almost 18 years I just have 3 pieces and replace them only because it dirty. The second generation of caplet pentel is good but I am a big fan of the old one!
Love the videos. I finally found an alternative to the big monopoly retailers. 😊 Thank you all for being our community stationary & drawing/art supplies speciality store. 💛💚
When I deal with e-mail every day, I delete soooo many from vendors (and politicians) without opening them. But I always open the JetPens email. First, I’m addicted to fountain pens and inks, and all the accessories for my journal and letters. But I delete emails from pen and ink vendors, too. But again, not JetPens. I love the videos, and having so much of the stuff I want available from one place. So, Miriam, I’m a JetPens buyer, too.
I love this! Always up for history and deep dives into different stationery types, too.
I love this kind of videos, the history of everyday things is always interesting to me.
When you forget this is a stationary store...
If you like stationary, though, it's the best stationary store ever. They have everything I like.
It's a great informative video from JetPens! A few years ago, NHK World featured a segment about Japanese stationery; the segment was titled BEGIN Japanology. Honestly, I was surprised that Sailor, a famous fountain pen company, actually created the first Japan-made ballpoint pen in 1948, just 3 years after World War II. By comparison, Marcel Bich developed the Bic Cristal ballpoint pen in 1950 while Parker created the iconic Jotter ballpoint pen in 1954. I really learned so much from you when it comes to stationery, and I will never get tired of watching your videos or reading your blogs. Thanks, JetPens, especially to Miriam, for presenting such wonderful video about Japanese stationery evolution for over 100 years. More power to you!😊😉🗂🖋🖊✒️🖍📃🖌
I don't know why I torture myself watching these videos! I literally do not need to spending anymore money on stationery... even though theres still so much to buy ! ( while I dont enjoy the high shipping cost to Canada, I will say that my orders arrive very quick)
The oldest stationary I have is a Parker Jotter from 1996
omg I had that Pentel marker set in the yellow holder! I used it in my diaries in the 90s.
I used to have that Pentel marker set! Love it!
We also had a set of those Pentel pens when I was in high school (graduated in 1990), which I used on many a biology project.
個人的には、フリクションは本当に革新的だったなと思います。使い勝手の良さは他の追随を許さないと思います。読書の際もアンダーラインを引いたり書き込みをすることが億劫じゃなくなって、より能動的な読書体験ができるようになりました。
Your progress is" above the Skyline " ..in the world of stationery...loved it !
My first entry into my stationary GAS is my almost 50 year old Scripto .046 mechanical pencil in translucent red bought new with my 3rd grade beginning of the school year supplies. I actually found new leads for it 10 years ago but had to retro fit a Pentel eraser after to original fossilized.
Thanks for sharing!! Wow 100 years of Japanese stationery^^ I love Hobonichi journals (I’m on my second year of using them - bought a cousin this year) and Kokuyo notebooks (great for school - the variety of colors is so pretty, I bought 3 different versions)
LOL! I'm glad I watched all the way to the end!! 😂
This weekend we fly to Japan. I am looking forward to going to some stationary stores.
I love the kuru toga's rotational mechanism, but I hate that they don't have a metal barrel version. It's just too light. I switched to a rotring rapid pro.
I have a ton of Empire dual-sided colored pencils from the 80s that were STILL IN THE PACKAGING before I gave them to my kids to use a couple years ago.
Most of my stationery is Japanese with a couple of Taiwanese things in the mix. Thanks for putting out another really enjoyable video.
I love the JetPens videos! Always informative. And the out-takes are especially fun!
I also have my old set of Pentel color pens in their yellow case, just like that one, as well as a set of metallic Gelly Rolls from the 90s! Many of them still work, so I guess it's a testament to their quality haha 💀
kei coat by tombow is still the best highlighter, it beats mildliners and steadler by a wideeee margin. amazing how something so old can still beat out the new innovations
Jetpens needs stores in the US
THANK YOU for sharing the story about the creation of washi tape, its such a cute story!!! only ever seen it covered by begin japanology
I have the smaller version of that Pentel set! That brings back memories.
I have the same Pentel set from the 80s, complete and they all still work!
I really enjoyed this! Interesting and fun
I also had those pentel markers!!! 😊
Stationery has really come a long way!!!
Enjoyed the outakes 😊
It isn’t Japanese, but I still use the Shaeffer No Nonsense fountain pen that I used in middle school in the 1970s. Back then I used the Skrip cartridges, but I have since installed a converter.
this was really cool to learn about!
This was so informative, just excellent. I can't wait to see what the future holds for Japanese stationary and Jet Pens.
Hi JetPens! Today i get too go buy some stationary, and the place i’m going to with a friend has Japanese stationary! I’m so excited!!
My favorite water colors that my mom bought in Thailand were pentel tubes. I've only recently seen them in the US. They were wonderful to learn with.
THIS IS THE BEST 🤠🤩🙂🤞 JETPENS VIDEO !!!! I HAVE EVER SEEN !!!!! REALLY -REALLY ENJOYABLE AND INTERESTING! ...I LOVE 😘 YOUR CHANNEL ! REALLY APPRECIATE...KEEP MAKING DREAMS INTO REALITY!..
What a wonderful, fun filled and informative video! I love Jet Pens. I purchased from Jet Pens through a friend who lives in the USA. Greetings from Dhaka, Bangladesh!
I had those eighties markers!
I inherited my mom’s Pentel Pocket gold nib fountain pen! My dad got it for her in the 70-80s as a wedding anniversary gift iirc
I LOVE the Zebra bLen pen!! I got off of Zebra’s site on sale and it’s been a joy to use! However, I was only able to get the ballpoint bLen pen refills on Jetpens and was curious if the refills even came in gel ink…? If so, I *would not stop* using the bLen, it’s one of my go-to pens (with gel ink)!! 😍
It does come in gel ink! We're working on getting them on our website, so thanks for your patience!
Whenever I watch a Jet Pens video, I want to buy everything!
Thank you for this video! I am currently very intrigued by textures of pens. I wonder if there is a way to “build in” texture to a pen’s stroke?
I LOVE my set of Zebra Zazzle Brights Liquid Ink Highlighters - I've had them at least 11 years. Sadly a couple of the [10] colors are almost empty & I'm not sure what to replace them with. I'm not a fan of the mild & pastel highlighters - I like the bright neon colors
I always want to purchase things when I watch your vids.. I love your vids.
My mom and I each have one of those vintage Pentel pen sets!
This is so amazing. Can't wait to see what's next in the stationery game.
I had that variety of pentel pens as well! 80s kid
Glad I’m not so sensitive to sound where the click of a pen sends me over the edge.
I love those videos with tones of informations.❤️ Mirian is so cute,😍 I feel like we could be friend because she really knows so luch about stationary. Thank you Jetpens 😊
7:00 snakespeare
Another great video with the history and information that we only see, here, in this channel😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
from BRAZIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I have those exact Pentel pens, missing several colors too (probably from being passed down sibling to sibling in my house)
I love this channel ❤❤❤
I found some light green paper made in East Germany, in the 1980s. It was bad then and totally unsuitable for decadent fountain pens. It's even worse now that it's gone pale and brittle. But wonderful for typewriter art: the letters stencil right out 😂. Czech materials held up well, in contrast.
I have some pochacco twistable crayons from 1999 ❤️ does that count as vintage stationary? I plan to give it to my daughter when she’s a little order for her to appreciate it haha
You still have Pochacco Twistable Crayons from 1999?!? That’s the kind of item I would’ve gone crazy for at the Sanrio store, even though I was 10…then and now, I got nuts for all their cute stationery (as well as Jetpens too, of course)!! 😂
OMIGOSH!! I have that set of Pentel markers! They were my mom's when she was in college, I inherited her OG Prismacolor colored pencils too. :)
Such an interesting video !
Are you planning on doing one for Europe? I know Bic and pelikan were huge and dominant. Pelikan mostly because they'd sponsor schools with very cheap fountain pens
I really love how you show the Pentel felt tip pens from the 80's and tell that they still function.
I guess, that's one of the biggest differences between Japanese and other stationery. It's not only very well constructed and some with specific purpose, but also highest quality and long lasting. I can't think of other felt tip pens still working after 30-40 years.
Wow what a way to start the 1920s year of the great depression anyways love ur vedios and looking forward to more stationery history like this and can we please get stationery talk episodes I loved those personally
Absolutely love this, thank you so much!
Thank you
Awesome ❤
Your Videos are so cool! Very Interessengruppen and also funny: I LIKE!!!!❤
Never have I been this early to a JetPens Video!
Hello Miriam! I am also a buyer at JetPens.
Love the video! 😊😊