In fact, I also wanted to do it and bought a mimeograph.

It is said that Edison's mimeograph was exhibited in the expo in 1893, Horii Shinjirou and his son refered it and developed mimeograph.
The domestic production of No. 1 came out in the next year.

It is said that the main differences between Japanese one and American one are in stencil paper.
Japanese stencil paper is waxed Japanese paper.
I hear that strong stencil paper was required to write a Chinese character.

It is said that the mimeograph is large-playing an active part in Southeast Asia even now.
Report that there is also a place which is using the fluorescent light instead of the roller of rubber It rubbed. Is the fluorescent light turned off also employed efficiently? It is the wisdom of a life.

There are also various recollections about a mimeograph. Although it cannot perform summarizing it, I feel that it saw for the colored thing written to the member lounge.

A mimeograph is perfect made-in Japan.
And since this was invented in Meiji 27th, it is "great invention" literally.
Is the starting point of "making the thing of Japan" in such places?

In a life, the used recollections will be helpful for the man in future generations and developing countries , and it also becomes "the proof in which we lived."

There are also various recollections about a mimeograph.

A mimeographing tradition hall is located in Gamo-cho, Shiga,home town of the inventor of a mimeograph.

It is in others variously, and supposing it takes out the taste different from them, I will think what kind of thing it becomes. Although wisdom does not come out, is that it leaves the thought too used in a life said?

Oh, Karei san is full-scale. am I seem to be random ?

Although the story was different, the talk of disposing of a mimeograph at a church today had come out. Although he has already thought that it is unnecessary and nothing was said, does it dispose here and there?

Well It is white to have wrapped and sandwiches... I find that it is soon after the end of the war since Americans pull out ( Kulu Kulu belt) of the roll of a box (like now, we do Saran Wrap ), and have considered that sandwiches are likely to carry out an exceptional smell.

Were there that and such stylus? I did not know.
I thought that it was not so general and not being taken out to a photograph, as for me, stylus remained by the set of five. The box made by the Horii teppitsu.

but I have not used them, for troublesome in fact.
In the picture ,the thing of solid color without the ruled line of stencil paper which is beyond most is the stencil paper for drawing a picture.

Although sandwiches etc. were wrapped in wax paper, was also stencil paper wax paper (^-^)/

A real stylus! And to my surprise, this stylus can write both thin characters and bold letters but the rubber grip part wass worn out probably because it got a cold or something afther these long years in my desk.

Other things I remember are: I stood side by side to my teacher and helped wrapping by a stencil paper. Another was the first assignment I had when I was sent to Sapporo in the spring of Showa year 29 and wrapped a bunch of lilly by a stencil paper and sent it the parents in Kyushu which made them really happy.

Its something similar to the way the red and blue color pencil is made; one color on the end and the other color on the other end.

Shall I send a photograph of it?

A stylus that can write both "a thin character and a bold letter"? How is it made?
Please let me know.

A real stylus! And to my surprise, this stylus can write both thin characters and bold letters

It seems like the mimeograph is now regarded as relics after its golden age. But we used mimeographs for almost every printing before word processors and copy machines appeared. Mimeographs were actually playing a major role in printing just until quite recently.

Yeah, I understand that.
Using IT apparatus today requires brains, but using the old machine required manual dexterity.