So far, we’ve done Japanese stationery in part one,
scissors and cutters in part two, and now in part 3, we’ll show
you 10 Japanese erasers and dust cleaners you didn’t know you needed.
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Let’s start with the erasers.
The star-shaped Kokuyo Miri 5-Function Eraser has five different sized points to accommodate
varying line widths from 3 - 6 mm.
This allows you to effortlessly erase a single line of text.
You won’t accidentally erase other lines ever again!
Never run out of corners with the Kokuyo Kadokeshi Eraser!
We love using eraser corners for precise erasing, but normal erasers only have eight corners.
This one features an astounding 28 corners.
It even comes in a fun, smaller size.
The Nakabayashi Logical Eraser is actually two erasers in one!
The large white section is soft and erases large areas with ease.
The black section is smaller and harder, making it perfect for pinpoint erasing.
It’s easy to use too—simply slide the black section forwards or backwards depending
on what you’re erasing.
The oddly shaped Seed Anatas Eraser is similar to the Kadokeshi—if you can’t stand blunt
eraser corners, give this eraser a try.
The grooves and holes give you more corners to work with especially as it wears down.
The Seed Slendy + Super Slim Knock Eraser has a sturdy metal holder that keeps the eraser
from breaking no matter how vigorously you rub.
The eraser’s slender shape allows you to erase small details with ease.
Plus, it’s available in six beautiful colors.
Yes, you actually do need the Seed Sun Dolphin 3 Electric Eraser.
With just a flick of a button, it erases small areas cleanly and precisely with the lightest touch.
This protects your paper and prevents the graphite from sinking into the fibers since
you’re not pressing into the paper to erase.
The Tombow Mono Zero Retractable Eraser is possibly the world’s thinnest eraser!
It’s available in round and rectangular shapes; both are great for fine erasing.
The metal sleeve protects the eraser and makes it easy to control—it’s no wonder that
these are a hit with artists and students alike.
Now let’s clean up some eraser dust with these dust cleaners.
We were skeptical about the Deleter Feather Sweeper—that is, until we actually used it.
It gently but efficiently gets all the eraser dust off without smudging or damaging your work.
The adorable Midori Mini Cleaner doesn’t just look cute—it’s actually quite useful.
It can pick up eraser dust, loose staples, spilled glitter, and more.
The Seed Mamecoro Cleaner is like a lint roller for your eraser dust.
It’s sticky enough to get those pesky crumbs off your notes, but not sticky enough to damage
or stick to your paper.
Plus, the cleaner’s bean shape is fun and easy to hold.
Did any of these erasers and dust cleaners catch your eye?
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