Pilot Iroshizuku Bottled Fountain Pen Ink, Syo-Ro, Dew on Pine Tree, Dark Turquoise (69206)

Equivalent to the ink would they actually fill their pen like v5 V7 and I can say that it is even better than that. Somewhat resistance to water but very good color. If you start writing continuously then it becomes natural green and if you take a pause so ink takes a darker hue which again is very impressive and very contrasting against white paper as green has very unique ability. Short wavelength good for attention and soft on eyes and Japanese ink. They are number one less harm to your beloved fountain pens. So go for it

it's great ink and in the fountain pen the flow is really smooth.

Lovely ink

The ink writes well , but it is light in color. I was expecting more pigmentation for the price.

This ink has the right flow, right drying time. The colour's spot on. The bottle feels premium and the packaging was good. Using this ink makes you wonder why would you go back to cheap inks. Of course you need the right paper and pen, so it doesn't bleed, but if you are buying this I know, you would searched for all this

Love it

Slightly lighter than seen in image

Great consistency. The Color of this green is much much better and the flow from my sheffar pen is nicer with this ink.

The Pilot Iroshizuku Shin-Ryoku ink is a beautiful, deep forest green that looks elegant on the page. It writes incredibly smoothly with great flow, making it a pleasure for everyday use. The color has a nice richness without being too dark or too light. As always, the bottle design is classy and high-quality. A great choice if you want something unique but still professional.

Pilot Iroshizuku inks are a joy to use. I use a Pilot Kakuno with Syo-Ro (dew on pine tree), Shin-ryoku (forest green), and Yama-budo (crimson glory vine). They really show off what this line does best: rich color and very smooth, reliable flow. These inks feel buttery and make writing effortless. The colors all feel natural and calming. I'm happy with all 3 color choices: a sophisticated teal, a classic forest green, and a vibrant purple-pink, all with smooth flow and beautiful presence on the page. These are easy to recommend if you enjoy expressive colors that still behave well for everyday use.

The Pilot Iroshizuku Yama-Guri ink is a rich, deep brown that looks both warm and professional on the page. It has excellent flow and makes writing feel smooth and consistent. The color has a natural, earthy tone that stands out without being distracting. As always, the bottle is beautifully designed and feels high quality. A great everyday ink if you want something classic with a bit of character.

If you are tired of inks that clog, hard start, or skip, Yama-Budo is the answer. The presentation of the bottle is beautiful, but what's inside is pure magic. The Wetness: I can confidently say that out of all the inks I've used in my life, this is the wettest, and quite possibly the wettest ink ever made. The Reliability: It works in every single pen I own. I get zero flow issues, zero hard starts, and no dried out nibs whatsoever. It delivers a rich, lubricated, flawless writing experience each and every single time. The Color: The "Crimson Glory Vine" purple-red is deeply saturated and a total joy to look at. This has easily earned its spot as my permanent number-one ink choice.

The Pilot Iroshizuku Yu-Yake ink is a gorgeous warm orange that really lives up to its “sunset” name. It has a vibrant, glowing tone without being too bright or harsh, and it adds a nice character to everyday writing. The ink flows smoothly and dries well, making it easy to use with no fuss. As with the rest of the Iroshizuku line, the bottle is elegant and high-quality. A great choice if you want something a little different but still very usable.