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NAKASAN S-T
Address | 3-10-10 Kotobuki Taitoku Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:111-0042 |
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Representative Name | Toyomitsu Cho |
Annual Revenue | JPY 3,000,000,000 |
No. of Employees | 50 |
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KOKUYO Eraser Kado-Keshi Petit
SD item code:7538674
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Blue*White
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ブルー・ホワイト
(ケシ-U750-1)
JAN:4901480170527
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(ケシ-U750-1)
JAN:4901480170527
Wholesale Price: Members Only
20 pcs /set
In Stock
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Shipping Date |
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About 10 days
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Dimensions |
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14 x 35 x 14
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Specifications |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Esthylene-based estramer resin
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Description
The unique shape of the eraser is made up of 10 cubes, with a total of 28 cusps! Unlike ordinary erasers, which quickly become rounded off, new cubbies appear one after another as you use it, so you can always erase fine details comfortably. The main material is styrene elastomer resin. This eraser has a low environmental impact. The size is perfect for a thin pen case. Selected by The Museum of Modern Art, New York [MoMA Design Collection [Winner of the Good Design Award 2003. Selected for "Design Museum Selection Vol. 6" by Japan Industrial Design Association (JIDA). Selected as one of the "100 New Japanese Styles" in 2007. |
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Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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Sea Mail | From Oct.8th 2025 to Dec.10th 2025 |
Air Mail | From Sep.22nd 2025 to Sep.24th 2025 |
EMS | From Sep.19th 2025 to Sep.24th 2025 |
Pantos Express | From Sep.23rd 2025 to Sep.26th 2025 |
DHL | From Sep.19th 2025 to Sep.23rd 2025 |
UPS | From Sep.19th 2025 to Sep.23rd 2025 |
FedEx | From Sep.19th 2025 to Sep.23rd 2025 |
Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan. |
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The size is perfect for a thin pen case.
Selected by The Museum of Modern Art, New York [MoMA Design Collection
[Winner of the Good Design Award 2003.
Selected for "Design Museum Selection Vol. 6" by Japan Industrial Design Association (JIDA).
Selected as one of the "100 New Japanese Styles" in 2007.