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The Road of the Tōkaidō
Edo to Kyoto — the Tōkaidō once carried the pulse of Japan.
Travellers moved through its fifty-three stations, from the first step at Nihonbashi to the final crossing at Sanjō Ōhashi,
passing shifting landscapes, changing seasons and quiet moments of reflection.
Lords, merchants, pilgrims: no two journeys looked alike, yet the road itself never changed.
In the nineteenth century, Utagawa Hiroshige caught those fleeting scenes — rain falling over distant villages,
silhouettes crossing bridges, Mount Fuji rising in silence — and a road became an experience that outlasts its own time.
Today the journey carries on.
The distance is the same.
Only the rhythm has changed.
Sailor's Nihon Express fountain pens come in Tokyo, Shizuoka and Kyoto designs, each held to 200 individually numbered pieces worldwide. The collection borrows its route from that legendary Tōkaidō journey, so a slice of Japan's timeless spirit travels with you at the pace of a modern train. Every pen carries something of the mythical voyage and of travel done slowly, with attention. A premium gift box, a converter and a 20ml bottle of blue ink are included with each purchase.
Limited and numbered to 200 pieces worldwide.
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