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Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green
Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green

Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green

$3.44

(835 reviews)

Yet another innovation from Japan. "Kuru Toga" means "auto-rotate pencil" in Japanese. It is indeed an auto-rotating mechanical pencil. Every time the pencil is pushed against the paper, the internal gear automatically rotates the lead 9 degrees. This auto-rotating mechanism allows the Kuru Toga to maintain a sharp point when you write. No chisel edges ever! Chisel edge also makes the lead more prone to break due to the inbalance it introduces. So no chisel edge means more sturdy and long-lasting leads. This is the other benefit of the auto-rotating mechanism.

Yet another innovation from Japan. "Kuru Toga" means "auto-rotate pencil" in Japanese. It is indeed an auto-rotating mechanical pencil. Every time the pencil is pushed against the paper, the internal gear automatically rotates the lead 9 degrees. This auto-rotating mechanism allows the Kuru Toga to maintain a sharp point when you write. No chisel edges ever! Chisel edge also makes the lead more prone to break due to the inbalance it introduces. So no chisel edge means more sturdy and long-lasting leads. This is the other benefit of the auto-rotating mechanism.

Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green

(835 reviews)

Yet another innovation from Japan. "Kuru Toga" means "auto-rotate pencil" in Japanese. It is indeed an auto-rotating mechanical pencil. Every time the pencil is pushed against the paper, the internal gear automatically rotates the lead 9 degrees. This auto-rotating mechanism allows the Kuru Toga to maintain a sharp point when you write. No chisel edges ever! Chisel edge also makes the lead more prone to break due to the inbalance it introduces. So no chisel edge means more sturdy and long-lasting leads. This is the other benefit of the auto-rotating mechanism.

Yet another innovation from Japan. "Kuru Toga" means "auto-rotate pencil" in Japanese. It is indeed an auto-rotating mechanical pencil. Every time the pencil is pushed against the paper, the internal gear automatically rotates the lead 9 degrees. This auto-rotating mechanism allows the Kuru Toga to maintain a sharp point when you write. No chisel edges ever! Chisel edge also makes the lead more prone to break due to the inbalance it introduces. So no chisel edge means more sturdy and long-lasting leads. This is the other benefit of the auto-rotating mechanism.

$3.44 - $5.50

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The lowest price for Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green right now is $3.44 at Plaza Japan, compared across 5 retailers.

The all-time low was $3.44 on 13 June 2026. That's the lowest price we've ever tracked — a great time to buy.

Prices last updated 13 June 2026.

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Last updated at 13/06/2026 03:09:38

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
Plaza Japan

$3.44

Mitsubishi Pencil Mechanical Pencil Kuru Toga 0.5 Automatic Lead Rotation Mechanism Baby Pink M54501p.68

Delivery between 19–23 June $53.16

Impact Office Supplies

$3.45

Pentel Mechanical Pencil Techniclick PD105T 0.5mm Blue Each

Delivery between 16–24 June $7.70

Melbourne Office Supplies

$3.91

UNI KURU TOGA MECHANICAL Pencil 0.5mm Smoke Barrel

Delivery between 17–22 June $18

Office Corporate

$4.49

UNI-BALL KURU TOGA MECHANICAL Pencil 0.5mm Smoke Barrel

Delivery between 18–22 June $9.95

Kmart

$5.50

Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green

Delivery by Wed $5

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

3 March 2020amaicha1237

originally posted on JetPens

The basic Kuru Toga does as it advertises, but if you write in cursive or find yourself struggling with thinner gripless pencils, this is not the pencil for you. I have stopped using my Kuru Toga as much simply because the erasers are tiny and advancing the lead is a pain to deal with once the eraser cap is lost (which happens very easily, and a worn-down eraser keeps you from pushing the button enough), not to mention my wrist injuries and odd grip. If you need a basic Kuru Toga to get a feel for it or don't need a chunky or gripped pencil, this is great! Just is not quite the right pencil for me.

7 May 2022crazyfluteguy

originally posted on JetPens

Love the color, feels ok in the hand.I got this for solving crossword puzzles - I frequently rotate the pencil manually to keep the sharpest edge of the lead in contact with the paper. So I thought the auto-rotating mechanism of the Uni Kuru Toga would be perfect. It's a great idea, but it seems like I do a better job at keeping the sharp edge aligned than the pencil's mechanism does. You can tell it's working - they put a little logo on the rotating piece that you can watch slowly go around as you write. Sadly, it just doesn't seem to have the desired effect. Maybe a slightly faster rotation rate? I want to say that the direction of rotation shouldn't matter if the writer is right- or left-handed, or writing from left to right vs. right to left, but it would be ... MoreLove the color, feels ok in the hand.I got this for solving crossword puzzles - I frequently rotate the pencil manually to keep the sharpest edge of the lead in contact with the paper. So I thought the auto-rotating mechanism of the Uni Kuru Toga would be perfect. It's a great idea, but it seems like I do a better job at keeping the sharp edge aligned than the pencil's mechanism does. You can tell it's working - they put a little logo on the rotating piece that you can watch slowly go around as you write. Sadly, it just doesn't seem to have the desired effect. Maybe a slightly faster rotation rate? I want to say that the direction of rotation shouldn't matter if the writer is right- or left-handed, or writing from left to right vs. right to left, but it would be interesting to see if it made a difference in practice.I also bought two of the pipe slide versions, and their performance is about the same. Not bad, but not great either. I'll keep using them.

12 February 2019eunice

originally posted on officeworks.com.au

I had my fair share of mechanical pencils and this one largely does the job just fine. However, my biggest issue with this is that it doesn't perform as long or as advertised I guess?? I bought two of these in blue and green and both lasted at most a year. One broke when I pushed the button for more lead for it to almost stab me in the eye, and the other one got lead stuck and I wasn't able to get it out. One of it's features was that it can twist the lead as you write so that your writing is always sharp. However, I didn't found this to be the case as they just didn't twist at all. This obviously didn't matter to me much (it'll just be any regular pacer) but in case there are people out there who are interested in the 'twisting' aspect- it's pretty unlikely to work ... MoreI had my fair share of mechanical pencils and this one largely does the job just fine. However, my biggest issue with this is that it doesn't perform as long or as advertised I guess?? I bought two of these in blue and green and both lasted at most a year. One broke when I pushed the button for more lead for it to almost stab me in the eye, and the other one got lead stuck and I wasn't able to get it out. One of it's features was that it can twist the lead as you write so that your writing is always sharp. However, I didn't found this to be the case as they just didn't twist at all. This obviously didn't matter to me much (it'll just be any regular pacer) but in case there are people out there who are interested in the 'twisting' aspect- it's pretty unlikely to work :///

Specification

Body ColourLime Green, Black, Blue, Green, Pink, Yellow
Grip ColourBlack, Blue, Green, Lime Green, Pink, Yellow
Capped Or RetractableNeither
Clean-out Rod IncludedNo
Clip MaterialPlastic

Price comparison

Updated 8 days ago
Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
Plaza Japan

$3.44

Mitsubishi Pencil Mechanical Pencil Kuru Toga 0.5 Automatic Lead Rotation Mechanism Baby Pink M54501p.68

Delivery between 19–23 June $53.16

Impact Office Supplies

$3.45

Pentel Mechanical Pencil Techniclick PD105T 0.5mm Blue Each

Delivery between 16–24 June $7.70

Melbourne Office Supplies

$3.91

UNI KURU TOGA MECHANICAL Pencil 0.5mm Smoke Barrel

Delivery between 17–22 June $18

Office Corporate

$4.49

UNI-BALL KURU TOGA MECHANICAL Pencil 0.5mm Smoke Barrel

Delivery between 18–22 June $9.95

Kmart

$5.50

Uni Kuru Toga Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm Green

Delivery by Wed $5

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

3 March 2020

The basic Kuru Toga does as it advertises, but if you write in cursive or find yourself struggling with thinner gripless pencils, this is not the pencil for you. I have stopped using my Kuru Toga as much simply because the erasers are tiny and advancing the lead is a pain to deal with once the eraser cap is lost (which happens very easily, and a worn-down eraser keeps you from pushing the button enough), not to mention my wrist injuries and odd grip. If you need a basic Kuru Toga to get a feel for it or don't need a chunky or gripped pencil, this is great! Just is not quite the right pencil for me.

amaicha1237 originally posted on JetPens
7 May 2022

Love the color, feels ok in the hand.I got this for solving crossword puzzles - I frequently rotate the pencil manually to keep the sharpest edge of the lead in contact with the paper. So I thought the auto-rotating mechanism of the Uni Kuru Toga would be perfect. It's a great idea, but it seems like I do a better job at keeping the sharp edge aligned than the pencil's mechanism does. You can tell it's working - they put a little logo on the rotating piece that you can watch slowly go around as you write. Sadly, it just doesn't seem to have the desired effect. Maybe a slightly faster rotation rate? I want to say that the direction of rotation shouldn't matter if the writer is right- or left-handed, or writing from left to right vs. right to left, but it would be ... MoreLove the color, feels ok in the hand.I got this for solving crossword puzzles - I frequently rotate the pencil manually to keep the sharpest edge of the lead in contact with the paper. So I thought the auto-rotating mechanism of the Uni Kuru Toga would be perfect. It's a great idea, but it seems like I do a better job at keeping the sharp edge aligned than the pencil's mechanism does. You can tell it's working - they put a little logo on the rotating piece that you can watch slowly go around as you write. Sadly, it just doesn't seem to have the desired effect. Maybe a slightly faster rotation rate? I want to say that the direction of rotation shouldn't matter if the writer is right- or left-handed, or writing from left to right vs. right to left, but it would be interesting to see if it made a difference in practice.I also bought two of the pipe slide versions, and their performance is about the same. Not bad, but not great either. I'll keep using them.

crazyfluteguy originally posted on JetPens
12 February 2019

I had my fair share of mechanical pencils and this one largely does the job just fine. However, my biggest issue with this is that it doesn't perform as long or as advertised I guess?? I bought two of these in blue and green and both lasted at most a year. One broke when I pushed the button for more lead for it to almost stab me in the eye, and the other one got lead stuck and I wasn't able to get it out. One of it's features was that it can twist the lead as you write so that your writing is always sharp. However, I didn't found this to be the case as they just didn't twist at all. This obviously didn't matter to me much (it'll just be any regular pacer) but in case there are people out there who are interested in the 'twisting' aspect- it's pretty unlikely to work ... MoreI had my fair share of mechanical pencils and this one largely does the job just fine. However, my biggest issue with this is that it doesn't perform as long or as advertised I guess?? I bought two of these in blue and green and both lasted at most a year. One broke when I pushed the button for more lead for it to almost stab me in the eye, and the other one got lead stuck and I wasn't able to get it out. One of it's features was that it can twist the lead as you write so that your writing is always sharp. However, I didn't found this to be the case as they just didn't twist at all. This obviously didn't matter to me much (it'll just be any regular pacer) but in case there are people out there who are interested in the 'twisting' aspect- it's pretty unlikely to work :///

eunice originally posted on officeworks.com.au
17 February 2023

wonderful pencil! I have used it for years. the only flaw of this pencil is that its made from plastic, and if you're as clumsy as me, it could crack, which happened in my case. otherwise I would definitely recommend it. its not too thin nor too big, just perfect

fireflynation originally posted on JetPens
31 August 2018

Like others, I bought this mec-pen because of the rotating lead feature. What I didn't expect was to love it so much! I've used other mec-pens, but I keep coming back to this one. The bright green color makes it easy to find in my bag, so I can always have it at hand.I use this as my daily writing device, in a dotted leuchtturm1917 notebook. It doesn't smear at all. I'm left-handed, so using any pencil is fraught with the dreaded silver hand -- something that has never been an issue with this one. While I can faintly see my writing on the reverse, it is not distracting. It writes so smooth, and it never makes any annoying scritching noises.

maradim originally posted on JetPens
14 December 2016

I have fallen so much in love with these rotating mechanical pencils! I bought a couple for my niece and dad right after. For about the first two weeks I was showing them off! If you write a lot, I would suggest getting the Alpha Gel or Rubber Grip models. I have to adjust my grip when I use this model because my first knuckle starts to get a little raw and uncomfortable after a couple of hours. Even with the sometimes mild-discomfort the best pencil I have ever purchased.

nicavocado originally posted on JetPens
Good worth.
7 December 2023

I bought one of these just over 5 years ago and it still works amazing to this day. I've never had any lead jam inside. Quite a light weight but a very sturdy product. 100% worth the buy and very affordable.

anonymous originally posted on officeworks.com.au
Great quality
26 April 2023

I brought this a couple months ago and I absolutely love it. The quality is great. Usually mechanical pencils feel weak in my hand. However this particular one is rlly good. It feels sturdy and strong in my hands and I love it sooo much.

Dinasour originally posted on officeworks.com.au
Rotating mechanism works well!
17 December 2019

i recently bought this for note taking and sketching and so far it has been great! I really like mechanical pencils but its pretty anoying that one side is constantly getting more ware than the other. Not a massive problem but this pencil fixes that. the build quality is also very good as well.

Tim23 originally posted on officeworks.com.au
TERRIBLE!! DO NOT BUY!!
19 July 2022

I bought this only 4 months ago, excited by the talk about the rotating engine. It did what it was supposed to do, however, soon, the plastic around the metal bit at the front began to crack. I couldn’t bring myself to throw it away, but it is clearly unusable. I am very sad and wish that l could replace it. However, if you would like a mechanical pencil, save your money for something else and definitely don’t buy this.

A student originally posted on officeworks.com.au

Specification

Body ColourLime Green, Black, Blue, Green, Pink, Yellow
Grip ColourBlack, Blue, Green, Lime Green, Pink, Yellow
Capped Or RetractableNeither
Clean-out Rod IncludedNo
Clip MaterialPlastic

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