SHINAGAWA BUNKADO has been selling a wide variety of stationery for more than 70 years in Yokosuka. Japanese stationery is not only high quality, but also constantly developing to meet consumer needs. For example, erasable ballpoint pens, brush pens, felt-tip pens, "Kuru Toga" mechanical pencils, Kes'pon stamps (roller-type ID protection stamp), staple-free staplers, and more.
Please come and try out our stationery firsthand.

• Erasable Ballpoint Pens
  

  With an erasable ballpoint pen, you do not need to use whiteout. The ink becomes transparent through frictional heat generated by the rubber of the pen.
  The erasable pen does not create any eraser shavings and enables you to write on the spot you have just erased. Tip sizes for pens include: 0.38mm, 0.4mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm. You can find the right size for your needs and most pens are refillable.
  You can test them out with sample pens and writing pads on the shelves.

• Seals
  

  The Japanese seal, "HANKO", serves as personal identification and is indispensable for daily life in Japan.
  At our shop, we can carve your name in Japanese characters (kanji, hiragana, or katakana) for your personalized seal. It takes a minimum of two hours for us to make a seal. They can also make for wonderful gifts and souvenirs.

• Brush Pens
  

  Traditional Japanese calligraphy requires several tools and technical skill; however, these brush pens can be easily used whenever you want. One of the wonderful features of this brush pen is that you can write many different kinds of strokes just by applying different levels of pressure on the pen.
  It is very useful for making a wonderful and original card.

• Illustrated Postcards
  

  Send illustrated postcards of the Miura Peninsula and Yokosuka to your friends and family back home.
  These are paintings of famous locations in the Miura Peninsula drawn by several painters in their own distinct style. The postcards contain a brief explanation of each site.

• Letter Sheets and Envelopes
  

  Letter sheet and envelope designs matching the seasons are lined up on display.
  It is interesting to see the patterns change with the season.

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