Pilot Iroshizuku Shin-Ryoku, aka Forest Green, is made in Japan and is an appealing medium green with some medium shading and medium red sheen. It dries in 30 seconds in a medium nib on Rhodia and has a wet flow.
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Brand
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Pilot
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Ink Name
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Shin-Ryoku |
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Country of Origin
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Japan
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Color
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Green
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Dry Time
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30 Seconds (Pilot Vanishing Point Medium Nib on Rhodia Paper)
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Flow
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Wet |
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Shading
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Medium
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Sheen
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Medium red sheen |
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Shimmer
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No
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Limited Edition
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No |
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Water Resistance
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No
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Iron Gall
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No
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Pigment
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No
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gregmay
Verified Buyer
Apr 25, 2021
Apr 25, 2021
Beautiful deep green
This, like all Iroshizuku inks I've tried, behaves very well. I've read some reviews that say it has moderate shading, but it doesn't shade at all for me (which is fine, because th... view moree sample I bought before this did not shade either). I guess "medium shading" is in the eye of the beholder. If you want shading, I recommend buying a sample of this first. view less
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Mickaela D.
Verified Buyer
Apr 12, 2021
Apr 12, 2021
Good green
Pilot iroshizuku are amazing, well behaved inks. This one is a super pretty green
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K J K.
Verified Buyer
Nov 14, 2019
Nov 14, 2019
Pilot Iroshizuku Shin-ryoku: a lovely medium green
If you like medium green, and you like the flow and saturation of Iroshizuku inks, Shin-ryoku is an ink for you!
Shin-ryoku is a wonderful bright medium green, maybe w... view moreith a VERY slight blue hue (that I only see when I put a sample of a teal ink next to a sample of the Shin-ryoku). The ink does shade a bit, but especially with fine nibs, shading is subtle. Of course the flow and general performance of the ink in a pen is typical of Iroshizuku inks, that is: excellent. I have now written several pages with the ink, and I am more impressed than I expected to be. It might be a little bit bright for every day in the office, but for personal or holiday correspondence, it is a lovely color and behaves extremely well. view less
Shin-ryoku is a wonderful bright medium green, maybe w... view moreith a VERY slight blue hue (that I only see when I put a sample of a teal ink next to a sample of the Shin-ryoku). The ink does shade a bit, but especially with fine nibs, shading is subtle. Of course the flow and general performance of the ink in a pen is typical of Iroshizuku inks, that is: excellent. I have now written several pages with the ink, and I am more impressed than I expected to be. It might be a little bit bright for every day in the office, but for personal or holiday correspondence, it is a lovely color and behaves extremely well. view less
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