Iwachu Japanese Nambu Tekki egg pan Using a good omelette pan is really important if you want to eat delicious one. In such case, the traditional Japanese cast ironware, Nambu Tekki will help you. Amazingly, Nambu Tekki has a history going back some 400 years. The beginning of the Nambu Tekki was the policy that Nambu domain […]
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Fujii Kinsai’s luxury traditional yunomi (ceramic tea cups) and its sets on Amazon Imari-yaki (Arita-yaki) is the oldest porcelain in Japan. Japanese people love to use the traditional tea cups without handle for drinking Japanese green tea. Fujii Kinsai is one of the Imari ware pottery who has a high profile for his excellent and unique
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Why don’t you present the traditional Imari craftsman Fujii Kinsai’s tea utensils for a gift? A special tea bowl made by an expert workman is more than a tea utensil to drink Matcha. As one of the art object, it delights your eyes. Imari (Arita) ware, the first porcelain in Japan, has about 400 years history.
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The Imari sets of the teapots and tea cups you can buy at Amazon <p style=”text-align: center;”><a title=”Imari porcelain saucers with brocade crop instrument assortment 157 281 (japan import)” href=”https://www.amazon.com/porcelain-saucers-brocade-instrument-assortment/dp/B00B46I0KG?SubscriptionId=AKIAJRKC6WE3NL42JJSQ&tag=hachihachi-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B00B46I0KG” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer”><img src=”https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/517CpVyQCRL.jpg” alt=”Imari porcelain saucers with brocade crop instrument assortment 157 281 (japan import)” width=”500″ height=”500″ /></a></p> For drinking Japanese green tea, it
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Traditional Nambu Tekki tetsubin kettle The beginning of the Nambu Tekki was the policy that Nambu domain (today’s Iwate Prefecture) had traditionally encouraged to produce the casting. And one of the daimyo who loved tea ceremony invited a kettle maker Koizumi Nizaemon from Kyoto and made him create a new
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Traditional Nambu Tekki teapot When we drink Japanese green tea, we surely use a kyusu to pour the drink into cups. Most of the Japanese kyusu teapot on the market are made of the ceramics. You can indeed treat a ceramic teapot easily because it is light. But you shouldn’t overlook the attraction of the
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Matcha green tea, the traditional Japanese drink When it comes to the traditional Japanese drink, you may firstly think of sake (Japanese rice wine). But Matcha is also popular around the world in these days. Other types of Japanese green tea including Sencha and Gyokuro are in the state of the leaves just like
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More than 5 million sales around the world, “Shun” series The cutlery company KAI produces the famous Japanese kitchen knife series Seki Magoroku. Though the name of the Seki Magoroku series comes from the ancient Japanese sword, the Shun Japanese chef knives also are expressed the spirit of the Seki’s blacksmiths. If you
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The traditional, tasty and healthy drink, Japanese green tea For Japanese, speaking of tea, they firstly call green tea to their mind. We can see the assorted Japanese green tea in the plastic bottles at a convenience store. Green tea not only goes well with sorts of food (even the Western food) but also have effects on our
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Kai’s kitchen knife Seki Magoroku Kai Seki Magoroku Damascus Gyutou Chef Knife 180mm (AE-5204) The history of the cutlery in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture began in Kamakura Period (1185-1333). And the Seki’s blacksmiths made many celebrated Japanese swords. Especially, the sharpness and beauty of the sword “Seki Magoroku” (関孫六) surpassed the rest.
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