Sailor 1911 Profit Jr Akita & Shiba - Shiba Inu Jr Fountain pen

Experience the perfect harmony of Japanese tradition and everyday elegance with the Sailor 1911 Profit Jr Akita & Shiba – Shiba Inu Jr Fountain Pen. This charming pen draws inspiration from Japan’s treasured Shiba Inu and Akita Inu breeds—symbols of loyalty, courage, and dignity. Their enduring spirit is best represented by Hachiko, the faithful Akita who waited for his late master for nearly ten years at Shibuya Station.

The Shiba Inu Jr Fountain Pen features a vibrant orange PMMA resin body, reflecting the warm, iconic coat of the Shiba Inu. Accented with nickel chrome-plated trim, this pen blends playful color with refined craftsmanship. It is equipped with a smooth stainless steel nib, available in both Medium Fine (MF) and Fude styles—ideal for expressive handwriting or calligraphy enthusiasts.

Compact, lightweight, and beautifully balanced, this pen offers the trusted quality of Sailor’s 1911 Profit Jr series, making it perfect for daily writing or gifting to a pen lover.

Specifications

• Type: Fountain Pen
• Body Material: PMMA Resin
• Nib Options: Stainless Steel (Medium Fine or Fude)
• Metal Parts: Nickel Chrome Plating
• Cap Type: Screw
• Filling Mechanism: Cartridge / Converter
• Size: 17 × 134 mm
• Weight: 12.2 g

Included Accessories

• Special Presentation Box
• 10 ml Sailor Ink Bottle
• Converter

Celebrate Japanese artistry and loyalty with the Sailor 1911 Profit Jr Shiba Inu Jr Fountain Pen—a delightful writing companion that captures the charm of Japan’s most beloved dog in Sailor’s signature style.

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.