Pollen KKF by Kivart is a free Japanese brush-display font with a sharp, wind-cut rhythm. The letters feel swept rather than built, with tapering strokes, hooked turns, and crescent-like cuts that give the whole font a quick, calligraphic snap.
It fits poster headlines, music flyers, packaging, title cards, and manga-inspired cover lines where a brief burst of movement matters more than neutrality. As a free font, it also makes sense for logos, shop signs, and short brand marks, because the angled endings and sliced curves give even a few characters a clear sense of motion.