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Wooden Matcha Bowl with Brand logo, Dishwasher Safe, Natural Solid Wood, Nanoparticle Coating, About 10.1 oz, Made in Japan

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About this item

  • Wooden Matcha bowl with a gentle touch. It can also be used as a soup bowl.
  • Because it is made of natural wood, it is very light and has a low thermal conductivity, so it is difficult to transmit heat or cold when you hold it, and it has the characteristic of keeping the temperature hot or cold.
  • "Nanoparticle Coating" is a coating technology that coats mainly tasteless, odorless, colorless, and transparent silicon glass components at the nanoparticle level to provide long-term water repellency, gloss, and durability.
  • This coating technology has passed the inspection standards of Japan's Food Sanitation Law. Safe and secure coating technology.
  • Since natural wood is used, there may be individual differences in grain, color, and dimensions, and some scratches may be present. Please understand that this is a characteristic of natural wood.
  • Black spots on the surface may appear, but this is a characteristic of natural wood. Also, depending on the conditions of use, stains may appear on the surface, but this is due to the natural process of use. Please enjoy it as an expression of natural wood.
  • Size:4.7 inch (diameter) - 3.1 inch (height), Capacity:About 10.1 onz
  • Noguchi Kumataro Tea Garden logo on the bottom
  • Made in Japan


Product Description

Noguchi Kumataro
Noguchi Kumataro

Our company, Noguchi Kumataro Tea Garden (Noguchitokutarosyoten Co., Ltd.), was founded in 1874 in Sashima-gun, Ibaraki Prefecture by Kumataro Noguchi, the first generation of tea growers, and we are now in our fifth generation.

Sashima-gun, Ibaraki Prefecture, has long flourished as a tea production area in the northern part of Japan, and its tea is now called Sashima-cha. Sashima-cha became the first Japanese tea exported to the United States in 1859 through negotiations with Townsend Harris, the first U.S. Consul General in Japan.

We will create a new tea culture while carefully preserving the traditions and techniques that have been cultivated over five generations.


湿原
Reviewed in Japan on August 10, 2024
手触りがソフトで、手もとが熱くならず、ほっとする器
James Bourke
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
A lovely bowl that is shatter proof! It also does not transfer heat like a ceramic bowl so is easy to carry after making a hot cup of matcha. Recommended.
sera
Reviewed in Japan on January 25, 2024
美味しい抹茶をたてています。日々お稽古してます。