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– What’s B-LABO? Who’s Bungu-o? –

What’s that!? The Great Wall of China?
Let’s get a little closer.

Hmm. These look like kids’ toy building blocks.
Let’s take an even closer view.

It looks like a skyscraper!

Actually this is an exclusive eraser called “Kado-keshi” produced by KOKUYO S&T Co., Ltd.

In Japanese, “Kado” means a corner or an edge, and Kado-keshi has a lot of kado! But why? You might wish to have a fresh  edge every time you use an eraser, to wipe out tiny letters. Unfortunately, regular eraser edges usually become rounded very quickly. However, with so many edges, Kado-keshi is a dream eraser!

Here’s Kado-keshi in a key-holder type case.

Just unscrew the body of the case, and you can use Kado-keshi little by little without any dirty finger prints(^^)!

Kado-keshi stick 210 yen (US$2.50) / Refill: two sticks 157 yen (US$1.90)

Source: B-LABO

This is JAPAN Style!

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