Crónicas Estilográficas

The father was, obviously, Nobuyoshi Nagahara. He created the Naginata Togi nib—a variable nib with longer tines. And he also set the basis ...

Some readers of my previous text demanded writing samples those unusual nibs. The problem –or the first of them-- is that I do not own all ...

I cannot say for sure that it was Nibmeister Nobuyoshi Nagahara's idea on the first place, but certainly it was him who popularized the ...

After the two year hiatus in the production of Naginata Togi nibs we have them back in the market at a significant overprice. With this pric...

Nagahara’s double and triple (and even quadruple) nibs are, arguably, the most interesting development in fountain pens in recent years. Bu...

Nibmeister Nobuyoshi Nagahara (長原宣義) passed away yesterday in Kure. He was 82. Nibmeister Nagahara in 2011 in Tokyo. He will be miss...

Sailor’s Naginata Togi nibs are characterized by being longer than regular nibs—or so they say at Sailor. They are the starting point for th...

Long time ago, at the beginning of this blog, I wrote a text vindicating the role of the nib –and of the feed—over the rest of the pen. A f...

Today’s chronicle is, basically, a description of the golden nibs Sailor offers on its catalog nowadays. The reason is twofold: first, there...

Blogs and fora and other Internet media are now re-broadcasting the news originally released by the BBC on the increasing popularity of fou...

Pen review: Sailor Profit Realo with a Cross-music nib. To a certain extent, this review has already been written and published on these chr...