Lapita Lemon

[Scrawler]

This is a Lapita Lemon. Has anyone ever seen one before or know anything about these pens? Any information you might have would be welcome.

[jar]

I can certainly tell you what they want folk to think it is.

[Scrawler]

I can certainly tell you what they want folk to think it is.

Which is what?

[jar]

I can certainly tell you what they want folk to think it is.

Which is what?

Sailor Pro Gear in Yellow. I'm holding one up to the screen for you to see.

[Scrawler]

I can certainly tell you what they want folk to think it is.

Which is what?

Sailor Pro Gear in Yellow. I'm holding one up to the screen for you to see.

Thank you. Yes I can see that they probably did.

[jar]

I can certainly tell you what they want folk to think it is.

Which is what?

Sailor Pro Gear in Yellow. I'm holding one up to the screen for you to see.

Thank you. Yes I can see that they probably did.

There was a magazine named Lapita and IIRC they also gave a pen with a subscription. I think that's what you have.

[mmd]

"Nibmeister Yamada is already well known to the readers of these pages. His innovative approach to nibs and his impressive skills to manipulate them are always sources of amazement.

At the last Fuente meeting in Tokyo (October 27 and 28) he showed the latest modifications he had made for some friends. It was indeed a festival of fude nibs. First, he showed a Visconti Opera, a Twsbi Diamond 540, and a Twsbi Micarta 805 with their nibs modified.
Later, on the spot, he modified the generic nib of a Lapita Lemon—a mostly uneventful pen sold together with the now discontinued magazine Lapita in 2005."

from the first Google result of "Lapita Lemon fountain pen"