Why did I buy the $12 USD. Kakuno pen?
I bought it because I like modern style. The ample girth of the nib section makes it a keeper.  The nib would be almost perfect if it weren’t for the childish smiley face inscribed on it. The Kakuno pen writing nib is good with writing feedback and a bit of scratchiness for a Japanese, fine nib. Then I learned by the Internet that one can convert the pen to an eydropper.

Supplies needed for conversion to eyedropper ink filling of Kakuno pen:
🔵hot beeswax
🔵a chopstick or a similar applicator
🔵small, 5mm. gasket
🔵silicone grease

Digital media and resources:
– _Pilot Kakuno Fountain Pen – Eyedropper conversion how-to (or how not to)_ link to https://youtu.be/ktt8EtesCXg
– _Best Fountain Pens for Eyedropper Conversion (And How To Do It)_ link to unsharpen.com  https://unsharpen.com/best-fountain-pens-for-eyedropper-conversion-and-how-to-do-it/