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Articles tagged with #made in japan
Panasonic's Lamdash is sold abroad as the Arc — the same shaver. The 30-degree blade angle, foil vs rotary, and why v... Read More
Turn it over: a chusen yukata looks the same on both sides, a printed one does not. Arimatsu shibori, sizing for tall... Read More
Samue means Zen work clothes; jinbei is summer only. Kurume and Awa shijira weaves, and the 1,300-year rule about whi... Read More
The Mitsubishi on your pencil is not the car company, and Blackwing is made in Japan. Hi-uni's 22 grades, Holbein's 1... Read More
No voltage problem — it runs on gas. But canisters cannot be shipped, so buy the model sold where you live. Iwatani's... Read More
A nata is a billhook, not a machete, and a Higonokami does not lock — which matters where you live. Japanese camp bla... Read More
The name is Yokosuka plus jumper, and the jackets were made for US servicemen. What separates hand-guided embroidery ... Read More
A snow cone machine crushes; a Japanese one shaves ribbons. Manual models need no power at all — and the ice you free... Read More
Mizuno and Srixon are already in your local pro shop. Which head shape suits your swing — and why visiting golfers fi... Read More
Panasonic's Nanocare comes in region-specific voltages and Amazon sells the 100V one. KINUJO's Voyage takes 100–240V.... Read More