Taikan Shoga (Shōdaisō)

A Brush That Becomes More Appreciated the More You Use It

The "Daguan Shuga" brush from Sheng Tai Zhuang, a long-established Taiwanese stationery maker known for its four treasures, is a popular brush renowned for its ease of use.
Its soft feel, sharp edge, and springy, resilient construction make it easy to use for both beginners and advanced brushers.
Its smooth writing feel deepens the more you use it, and you'll be sure to experience its quality for yourself once you try it.

Kenhao Brushes: Harnessing Their Strengths and Compensating for Their Weaknesses

Kenhao brushes are a blend of four types of hair: sheep, weasel, raccoon dog, and cow. They utilize the unique characteristics of both hard and soft hair, compensating for their shortcomings, making them easy to write with.
While the quality of hair varies depending on where it is collected, even for the same animal, wool offers a soft, gentle writing experience, while weasel and raccoon dog hair is firm and well-formed.
Easy to use, the writing experience is so addictive that you'll be hooked once you try it.

Gohao
Primarily made from the hair of weasels, horses, raccoon dogs, and deer, they offer a firm, powerful writing experience.

Soft Hair
Made from sheep, cat, or other animal hair, these brushes are characterized by their soft writing feel and well-defined bristles.
The soft hair quality provides a smooth writing experience.
If the brush is made entirely from soft hair, it can be difficult for beginners to use.