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At the end of the war, a new factory was built near Tokyo (the previous one had been destroyed by the war events), and fountain pens in the [[Athena]] line underwent a new restyling in the 1950s: alongside the classic ebonite and lacquer ''[[urushi]]''' fountain pens, there were those made of colored [[celluloid]] or transparent plastic, and the caps began to be made of gold or nickel-plated metal.

At the end of the war, a new factory was built near Tokyo (the previous one had been destroyed by the war events), and fountain pens in the [[Athena]] line underwent a new restyling in the 1950s: alongside the classic ebonite and lacquer ''[[urushi]]''' fountain pens, there were those made of colored [[celluloid]] or transparent plastic, and the caps began to be made of gold or nickel-plated metal.

La produzione di stilografiche sembra arrestarsi ad inizio degli anni sessanta, probabilmente dovuta all'introduzione delle penne a sfera, ma in anni recenti ''Maruzen'' è uscita con stilografiche personalizzate e/o in edizione limitata (con l'aggiunta del proprio marchio), prodotte di volta in volta da aziende note come [[Pilot]], [[Sailor]] e [[Platinum]], ed anche con case europee come [[Pelikan]]. Ha continuato la vendita di inchiostri a marchio Athena Ink, alcuni dei quali realizzati ad esempio da [[Sailor]].

Fountain pen production seemed to stop in the early 1960s, probably due to the introduction of ballpoint pens, but in recent years ''Maruzen'' has come out with customized and/or limited edition fountain pens (with its own brand name added), produced from time to time by well-known companies such as [[Pilot]], [[Sailor]] and [[Platinum]], and also with European houses such as [[Pelikan]]. It continued the sale of Athena Ink brand inks, some of which were made, for example, by [[Sailor]].

Oggi ''Maruzen'' è un grande catena libraria e di materiale per cancelleria, sparsa su tutto il territorio giapponese con circa una cinquantina di punti vendita.

Today ''Maruzen'' is a large book and stationery material chain, spread throughout Japan with about fifty outlets.

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