Temporary Kanji paper?

[Mal]

Down at Downtown Disney yesterday, I ran across a really cool item for sale. This little store with some Asian items had a brushboard where you simply dipped a brush in water and then "painted" onto the paper on the board. It wrote in a really dark black, but then would fade away completely within about a minute. It would be great for practicing kanji or just for brush art, but I was wondering if anyone knew where I could get one at non-Disney prices? I believe this one was about $50, though that may have been the full set with the stand and water basin (both unnecessary). Has anyone seen these before?

jW

[balamw]

Could try an Aquadoodle, same basic principle. Also developed in Japan.

http://www.aquadoodletoys.com/

B

[Mal]

Little too childish for my taste, though a good find. I'd prefer something a little more elegantly styled (or at least just very simplistic). I know someone has to make these, it's not exclusively this one little store at Disney, right?

jW