Aug. 11, 2025
Erasable pens have been popular in Japan these days, and I've used them frequently at work and study. However I really like normal pens because they looks various and artistic. I've often used pencil as well for oil painting, but they look same and simple.
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Erasable pens have been popular in Japan these days, and I've used them frequently at work and study.
However, I really like normal pens because they looks various different and artistic.
I've often used pencils as well for oil painting, but they look the same and too simplistic for my taste.
Do you have favorite stationery product?
Erasable pens have been popular in Japan these days, and I've used them frequently at work and study.
However, I really like normal pens because they looks various diverse and artistic.
Careful using "various." Although it is an adjective, it's one of those words that isn't usually left on its own. Its more natural to have it used with a noun directly, for example:
"I read various books." (correct)✅
"I read books that are various." (unnatural)❌
In this context, I think "diverse" is a better word to use :)
I've often used pencil as well for oil painting, but they look sameplain and simple.
"Same" follows a similar sort of nuance I mentioned above.
I think "plain" is the word you're looking for :)
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Great writing!
As for me, I have a strange obsession in collecting notepads! From sticky notes to large notepads, I love having lots of paper at my disposal. Something about writing in physical pen and paper is very satisfying!
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Great job
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However I really like normal pens because they looksre are various andtypes and they look artistic.
I've often used pencil as well for oil painting, but they look the same and simple.
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I like to use stickers and washi tape in my journal.
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