Original Edo ink with sweet and sweet candy color

2020.05.03

Three kinds of original ink “Edo color ink ” limited to Ginza Tsutaya bookstore are available from online store on May 1st (Friday).

In collaboration with stationery and miscellaneous goods manufacturer Tag Stationery in Kyoto, we planned the fourth original Edo ink. The newly released three colors are based on the concept of “Edo Japanese sweets” with the theme of “Edo period” when sweets and snack culture flourished. It can express the color of cute Japanese sweets and is characterized by vivid colors with shades.

New ink introduction

A total of 3 new colors are created with the image of the transparency of traditional sweets such as “Kinpeito” and the baked color of “Rakugan”.

[Japanese sweets from Edo, Konpeito]

[Japanese sweets color of Edo, Azukikorakugan]

[Japanese confectionery color of Edo Ogiraku Cancer]

Message from the product planning staff at Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore

Edo color ink from Ginza Tsutaya Shoten is a series that expresses various cultures that blossomed in the Edo period with ink. This time, with the concept of “Japanese sweets color of Edo”, the feature is a deep spring-like color. If you write a letter or note with this ink, you will feel particularly gorgeous.
It’s a spring season and it’s a very pleasant season. By all means, let’s enjoy springtime house time with Edo Japanese sweets-colored ink.

【Product Details】

Product Name: Ginza TSUTAYA BOOKS Limited “Edo color ink
Release date: Friday, May 1
Price: 2,000 yen (+tax)
Type: All 3 types
Ink: Dye ink
capacity: 40ml

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