To be honest I don’t know much about the company. Some time ago Algester posted topic about Tag Kyoto branch inks. The bottles and colors presented on their site looked nice so I’ve decided to try some of these inks. The inks are made by or for Takeda Jimuki company and are available in two lines: Kyo No Oto and Kyo-Iro. Kyo no Oto inks are said to be traditional japanese colors that has been used since heian era (roughly 1000 years ago),and expressing a tinges that have been nurtured in long history and profound culture for long time.
Kyonooto inks are:
- Aonibi
- Imayouiro
- Kokeiro
- Nurebairo
- Yamabukiiro
Kyo-iro inks are:
- Cherry Blossom of Keage
- Flaming Red of Fushimi
- Moonlight of Higashiyama
- Soft Snow of Ohara
- Stone Road of Gion
Imayou-iro is fairly saturated pink ink. When you enter japanese characters
今様色 (imayou-iro)
to google you receive such results. The ink is rather wet. As for the color – not my cup of tea.
As for other specs: no feathering, no bleedthrough, no water resistance.
Drops of ink on kitchen towel
Software ID
Tomoe River, Kaweco Classic Sport, B
Leuchtturm 1917, Kaweco Classic Sport, B
Oxford, Hero 5028, stub 1,9
Clairefontaine, Sheaffer Balance, EF nib
Comparison
Wondernaut in the world of stationery wonders 
It’s nice, but not my cup of pink lemonade either 😀
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how is the lubrication .. compared to sailors or even compared to J.herbin
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Decent but inferior to them.
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