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Articles tagged with #made in japan
Aperture sells telescopes; lens coatings decide what you actually see. Plus why zoom binoculars are a trap, whatever ... Read More
Bristles coated in a mineral finish, designed to be used with water alone. What that changes, what it does not, and h... Read More
Flat seams, no label to scratch, and moisture handling built into the knit. Also: Japanese sizing runs small, so orde... Read More
Cast metal disassembly puzzles graded on a six-level scale that is genuinely calibrated. Where to start, and why leve... Read More
A flat Japanese sandal now built on sneaker soles. There is no left or right, the sizing rule is different, and the t... Read More
Japan makes most of the world's good domestic machines — and the ones sold in your country are built for your supply.... Read More
A reclining back with no legs, built for sitting on the floor at a low table. Good for some backs and bad for others ... Read More
Vacuum panels rather than thick foam, and a retention rating printed on the box. What the numbers mean — and why thes... Read More
Microcurrent, platinum coating and a kneading action — what the makers state, what is marketing, and how to buy the g... Read More
Real yuzu kosho is yuzu peel, chilli and salt. Anything else on the label is filler. Green versus red, where it comes... Read More