The Best Japanese Mini Pens
For notes on the go, look no further than a portable mini pen.
They're always in hand because they fit so easily into pockets and wallets.
In this video, we’ll show you our favorite Japanese mini pens ranked by length,
starting with the longest.
Make sure you stay until the end to see the shortest pen we’ve ever used!
The Pilot FriXion Ball Slim isn’t your typical gel pen--its ink is erasable with friction!
The pen’s slender profile makes it easy to throw a handful of colors into your pen case.
The Ohto Blooom might look like any other pen, but don’t be fooled.
It’s actually a multi pen!
It holds two ballpoints plus a mechanical pencil.
To dispense the refill you want, just turn the pen so you’re facing the correct label
before pushing down the button.
How cool is that?
If you’re a fan of the Pilot Hi-Tec-C but wish there was a retractable version, you’re
in luck.
The Hi-Tec-C Slim Knock uses the same ultra-fine refills in a sleeker, smaller design.
The Tombow AirPress is a portable pen that can write anywhere.
It uses a retraction mechanism to pressurize the ink refill.
It can write upside down, in cold weather, and even on wet paper!
The Pilot Birdy Ballpoint Pen is up next. It's small but mighty.
Made of durable stainless steel, it’ll hold up in a pocket or bag.
It also comes in a version that packs a mechanical pencil and ballpoint pen together in one tiny pen.
These adorable Pilot Petit pens are super fun!
You can fill them with cartridges in eight vibrant ink colors.
With a fountain pen, sign pen, and brush pen available, it’s hard to pick just one!
Made to be a travel companion, the Zebra Techo Mini Ballpoint Pen pairs well with small planners.
Its strong clip attaches to notebook covers with ease.
The TRAVELER’S COMPANY BRASS Ballpoint Pen is inspired by the design of vintage bullet pens.
The brass will patina over time, making each pen unique.
You can also get it as a fountain pen!
The Ohto Tasche Fountain Pen is an elegant addition to a jacket pocket.
It’s compact when capped,
but transforms to a full size pen with a smooth, fine nib when posted.
To fill the pen, just pop in a cartridge!
Possibly the slimmest pen in the world, the Ohto Minimo Ballpoint Pen comes with a credit
card-sized holder that tucks neatly into wallets.
The Zebra SL-F1 Mini Ballpoint Pen features an ingenious capless design.
Just pull on the pen’s two halves to convert it into a full-length pen!
The Zebra Minna Mini isn’t just the tiniest pen on this list.
With a pearlescent cap and a center band inspired by Japanese prints,
it’s also the prettiest!
Which is your favorite mini pen?
Let us know in the comments below.
You can find all of these pens and more at JetPens.com.
Thanks for watching!