Made in Japan. Yoshida Yasuri is based in Japan's metal technology hub of Tsubame City, Niigata where metalwork has been a staple since the Edo period. Yoshida Yasuri has a 120 year old history and began producing nail files in...

Made in Japan. The Shun Classic Blonde Santoku Knife is a beautiful, Asian-inspired chef's knife. Designed for vegetables, proteins, fruit for slicing, dicing, and chopping. The slight belly curve enables the cook to rock the blade slightly and makes this...

Made in Japan. Founded in 1923, Kurobara Honpo has been making blade preservation oil for nearly a century. Their high-grade precision oil from cold press method is the most popular oil used in Japan to keep knives from developing rust...

Made in Japan. A fine blend of sandalwood, frankincense, and herbs, specially formulated to produce less smoke. 1 box of 450 sticks, 5.25" Sandalwood, frankincense, herbs Approx. burning time: 30 min. per stick

Made in Japan. Crafted with great care by talented potters. Skillful hand glazing ensures that every piece is a unique work of art. A rustic, espresso-colored glaze topped with dark, hand-brushed whorls. A single hole in the centre is ideal...

Made in Japan. Your pour over coffee brewing experience can always be more like a chemistry experiment. After all, you need to take a scientific approach if you want to get the best from your coffee, so why not brew...

Made in Japan. Your pour over coffee brewing experience can always be more like a chemistry experiment. After all, you need to take a scientific approach if you want to get the best from your coffee, so why not brew...

Made in Japan. The ambrosial scent of the patchouli leaf has long been cherished as incense, essential oil, in tea and medicine, and as a mainstay of perfumery. Mysterious, sensuous, and deep, it must regarded be one of nature's most...

Made in Japan. 800 grit medium sharpening stone. Soak in water before use. Dimensions of the stone (inches): 8.5x2.25x3.25 inches

Made in Japan. The MasterWork kitchen knife series is produced by Kataoka & Co. (1958) based in Niigata, Japan. Special heat treatment with quenching at the temperature of 1050°C and after that cooling treatment below -73°C provide high hardness, durability...

Made in Japan. We found these funnels at a tradeshow in Tsubame Sanjo in Niigata, Japan. The Takekoshi Funnels use strong 18-8 stainless steel that are beautifully built. These funnels are extremely strong and will last you a lifetime.

Made in Japan. We found these funnels at a tradeshow in Tsubame Sanjo in Niigata, Japan. The Takekoshi Funnels use strong 18-8 stainless steel that are beautifully built. These funnels are extremely strong and will last you a lifetime.