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Yes, it really does have some character and depth. Not just "turquoise", and not simply "teal"... there's a lot more to to this ink... plus -- as said above -- it's nice to see a real name and not just another #.

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If I wasn't already dead set on sailor yama dori, this would already be in my collection

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If I wasn't already dead set on sailor yama dori, this would already be in my collection

I have Yama Dori, and this one seems to be quite different. Yama Dori is more teal and has a slightly faded quality to it. I don't know if it's the scans, but this one looks more vibrant and more blue.

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Thanks for another excellent review, Vis. Although I'm not a big teal fan, this ink really appeals to me. Beautifully saturated and nice sheen. I'll definitely pick up a bottle when Vanness gets their shipment in. I look forward to your reviews of the other two. I also appreciate the inks being named after places (naming such as red #1, red #2, red #3 makes me crazy).

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