Sailor 115th Anniversary Commemorative FP Hiroshima Yosegi Zaiku Fountain pen

Celebrate over a century of Japanese craftsmanship with the Sailor 115th Anniversary Commemorative Fountain Pen Hiroshima Yosegi Zaiku, an extraordinary limited edition writing instrument created to honor Sailor Pen’s 115 years of fountain pen production in Hiroshima, Japan. Combining traditional Japanese woodworking artistry with Sailor’s world-renowned writing performance, this exclusive collector’s fountain pen represents the perfect harmony of heritage, craftsmanship, and refined design.

Inspired by the deep cultural connection between Sailor Pen and the city of Higashihiroshima, this anniversary edition pays tribute to Japanese artistry and the enduring tradition of fine writing.

Traditional Japanese Yosegi Zaiku Craftsmanship

The Hiroshima Yosegi Zaiku Fountain Pen showcases the intricate beauty of Yosegi Zaiku, the traditional Japanese parquetry woodworking technique renowned for its geometric patterns and exceptional precision. Carefully crafted from individually selected natural wood pieces, the pen’s body reveals a sophisticated mosaic of textures, tones, and patterns that highlight the remarkable skill of Japanese artisans.

Every pen displays unique variations in grain and composition, making each writing instrument a one-of-a-kind collector’s piece that celebrates the timeless beauty of handcrafted woodwork.

Celebrating Hiroshima & Sailor’s Heritage

For 115 years, Sailor Pen has handcrafted exceptional fountain pens in Hiroshima, earning global recognition for precision nib craftsmanship and superior writing quality. This commemorative edition was created in collaboration with local creators and artisans from Hiroshima and Higashihiroshima, further strengthening the connection between Sailor and the region where its story began.

The city emblem of Higashihiroshima itself incorporates the shape of a fountain pen nib, symbolizing creativity, education, and a bright future — a meaningful detail that inspired this anniversary collection.

Exceptional 21K Gold Nib Performance

The Sailor 115th Anniversary Hiroshima Yosegi Zaiku Fountain Pen is fitted with Sailor’s legendary large-size 21K gold nib, celebrated worldwide for its precision, smoothness, and responsive writing feel. Finished in elegant bicolor gold and rhodium plating, the nib features a special “115th Anniversary” engraving exclusive to this commemorative edition.

Designed for fountain pen enthusiasts, collectors, and daily writers alike, the nib delivers Sailor’s signature writing experience with exceptional ink control and feedback.

Special Anniversary Details

This limited edition fountain pen includes several refined commemorative details that enhance its exclusivity and collectible value:

• Traditional Yosegi Zaiku wood craftsmanship
• Special engraved 21K gold anniversary nib
• Individually numbered limited edition of 115 pieces
• Elegant Japanese-inspired design details
• Crafted in Hiroshima, Japan
• Limited Edition Collector’s Fountain Pen

The Sailor 115th Anniversary Hiroshima Yosegi Zaiku Fountain Pen is produced in a strictly limited edition to only 115 pieces worldwide, making it a highly desirable writing instrument for collectors, admirers of Japanese craftsmanship, and Sailor enthusiasts worldwide.

Product Specifications

• Nib: Large 21K Gold
• Nib Finish: Bicolor Gold & Rhodium
• Body Material: Traditional Yosegi Zaiku Wood
• Gripping Section: PMMA Resin
• Trim: Gold Plated
• Made in Hiroshima, Japan

A Tribute to Japanese Artistry and Writing Tradition

The Sailor 115th Anniversary Commemorative Hiroshima Yosegi Zaiku Fountain Pen is more than a writing instrument — it is a celebration of Japanese culture, artisanal woodworking, and Sailor’s enduring passion for the art of writing. Combining traditional Yosegi craftsmanship with Sailor’s legendary nib performance, this exceptional fountain pen transforms every written word into a meaningful expression of heritage and creativity.

About Sailor

Sailor pens was established in 1911 in Japan, becoming the first to produce fountain pens in their home country. They have subsequently built a first-class reputation in the manufacture of the highest quality nibs, with all parts made in their own factory in Hiroshima. Their flagship collections are the classic 1911 and boldly designed Professional Gear, all available with a 14k or 21k gold nib. The Sailor name comes from founder Kyugoro Sakata's British sailor friend who introduced him to fountain pens.