What Eurobox is known for
Eurobox is an independent multi-brand fountain-pen specialist on the fourth floor of Ginza’s Okuno Building, carrying Japanese and European pens, including vintage and collectible pieces.
Eurobox, on the fourth floor of Ginza's Okuno Building at 1-9-8 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, is a different kind of house: an independent, multi-brand specialist rather than a manufacturer's own outlet. Its own site, euro-box.com, lists opening hours of 12:00-17:30 and confirms it deals in Pelikan, Lamy, and Montblanc alongside Japanese-made pens, spanning both new stock and collectible pieces.
According to secondary Tokyo pen-shop guides (narratess.com, timeout.com), Eurobox is known particularly for vintage Pelikan and Montblanc, is run by an English-speaking proprietor identified as Eizo Fujii, and offers on-site repair — the kind of hands-on specialist trade that distinguishes a dedicated pen shop from a general stationer like Itoya. These are third-party accounts, not statements from the shop's own site, and are presented as such.
For overseas buyers, euro-box.com states shipping is handled by "EMS(Japan Post)" with rates tiered by package weight, and the site accepts credit cards, Amazon Pay, bank transfer, and convenience-store payment.
Best for — Vintage Pelikan and Montblanc pens, repairs and collectible Japanese pens
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